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opengl-3d-camera-perspective-problem

your problem is not very clear to me from what you describe.

To me the yellow, blue and purple planes don't move relative to each other.

If you move the camera, the point of view changes, and obviously, the

planes will move *on the jit.window screen*, but they don't move 

(Which seems rather normal with respect to real life conventions, 

directors would really have made that matrix revolution)

FWIW, your yellow, blue and purple planes are crossing the floor, which 

what you call scrubbing, but thats just a matter of positionning your 

Also note that if you move the camera along the x-axis, without movin 

parameter at the same time, you will get a "turning around your scene" 

your problem is not very clear to me from what you describe.
To me the yellow, blue and purple planes don't move relative to each other.
If you move the camera, the point of view changes, and obviously, the
planes will move *on the jit.window screen*, but they don't move 
relatively to
the floor plane.
(Which seems rather normal with respect to real life conventions, 
otherwise Matrix's
directors would really have made that matrix revolution)
FWIW, your yellow, blue and purple planes are crossing the floor, which 
is maybe
what you call scrubbing, but thats just a matter of positionning your 
objects at
the right place.
Also note that if you move the camera along the x-axis, without movin 
the LookAt
parameter at the same time, you will get a "turning around your scene" 
effects,
rather than a travelling effect.
hope this helps
v.


Thanks for your answer. I only mean relative to the red plane, not 

yellow blue and purple to each other. But anyway I kept on trying and I 

Thanks for your answer. I only mean relative to the red plane, not 
yellow blue and purple to each other. But anyway I kept on trying and I 
  solved it the way I want it:

openGL 3D Camera perspective problem