KmlViewpoint

The KML viewpoint's altitude mode.

The KML viewpoint's heading. The heading associated with this viewpoint. This is defined in terms of degrees from 0 (North) to 360, with 90 being East.

The KML viewpoint's location. The location associated with this viewpoint, which can be an observed point (LookAt[https://developers.google.com/kml/documentation/kmlreference#lookat] in KML) or the position of a https://developers.google.com/kml/documentation/kmlreference#camera.

The KML viewpoint's pitch. Angle in degrees between the camera and the target KmlViewpoint.location. Ranges between 0 and 90 for LookAt viewpoints, 0 and 180 for Camera viewpoints. 0 means the camera is pointing straight down towards the Earth and 90 means the camera is looking from/towards the horizon. For Camera viewpoints, values between 90 and 180 indicate the camera is looking towards the sky. Corresponds to 'tilt' in the KML specification.

The KML viewpoint's range, which defines the distance between the camera and KmlViewpoint.location. The distance between the camera and the LookAt viewpoint's target location. This only applies to 'LookAt' viewpoints.

The KML viewpoint's roll. The rotation in degrees of the viewpoint camera around the Z axis. Values range from -180 to 180 degrees. Only applies to 'Camera' type viewpoints.

The KML viewpoint's type (Camera or LookAt). A KmlViewpointType.Camera viewpoint defines the position of the camera directly. A KmlViewpointType.LookAt viewpoint defines the position of the camera relative to a point of interest. See Google's KML reference[https://developers.google.com/kml/documentation/kmlreference#camera] for details about KML viewpoint (abstractView) specification, including diagrams.