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Document Sandbox camera URL parameters - #1609

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Summary

  • Document the new cameraMinZ and cameraLowerRadiusLimit Sandbox URL parameters
  • Describe validation ranges, scene-unit semantics, camera restrictions, and local-preset interaction
  • Add a working close-up inspection example

Companion to BabylonJS/Babylon.js#18807.

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  • Full page serialized successfully through the production next-mdx-remote pipeline
  • Documented asset URL returns HTTP 200

Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Pull request overview

Documents newly added Babylon.js Sandbox URL parameters for camera tuning, including their validation expectations and how they interact with the Sandbox’s saved (browser-local) Inspector camera preset behavior.

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  • Added documentation for cameraMinZ and cameraLowerRadiusLimit, including applicability and numeric constraints.
  • Documented how valid URL camera overrides affect the active browser-local camera preset during initial load and subsequent reloads.
  • Added a close-up inspection example URL demonstrating the new parameters.

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