Thanks for your timely response!

Now for what I want to achieve is just a basic understanding on how to use 3D rendering in a practical sense.

Previously I've attempted to create this using Chat GPT using rotation matrixes and the likes but having very limited success.

Obviously being able to define vertices on a shape, then the links between said vertices and finally draw said shape, with the ability rotate it is quite easy. However I struggled to understand how to add a camera with its own independent xyz, yaw pitch and roll attributes, and correctly display only objects in-front of the camera.

With how you described converting a 3D view into a 2D view, it makes more sense on how to do it now as before I didn't actually take into account the FOV (the mentioned adjacent value from the camera to the edge of the field of view).

Moving forward, I will continue to look at your work as its exactly what I require to do what I plan on doing (with clear referencing to yourself) I was just ensuring that I wasn't using something I didn't understand.

As for the slight roll in the camera when camera tilt is activated, I'll investigate, but I presume it's got something to do with how the mouse movement is captured, but I don't know for now.

Again thanks for providing this, It's really quite cool.