I have a vector which points from my camera to an object I want to point to, so I want to make a quaternion which rotates the camera so that it points to that vector. So i do this (using glm)
glm::quat rotation=glm::angleAxis(0.0f,vector);
If i understand that function correctly in the case of a vector of, for example, (0.0f,0.0f,-1.0f), the camera should point forward in the depth axis, and with no roll. But i don't know why, in that case it creates this quaternion: x:-0 y:-0 z:-0 w:1 wich does nothing, and the x,y,z values only differ from 0 if the angle parameter passed to angleAxis() is different from 0. Why does this happen? if i pass angle 0, shouldn't it simply create a rotation with only yaw and pitch, and no roll?
