Center mesh and ensure mesh fits into camera#188
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Center the mesh at the origin and adjust scale based on mesh size.
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Ehy, nice to see the node in the official extension, glad to be able to help.
Anyway, this commit centers the mesh at the origin (same code from my previous comment/commit here), and ensures the mesh fits into the camera.
Reason:
At the moment my big mesh gets cropped out of the camera. Increasing the ortho_scale doesn't help.
Ensuring it fits into the camera view still isn't perfect (commit).
Adding the center mesh fixes it (code).