When loading a world, start from the single-player's viewpoint like in MCEdit 1

src/mcedit2/editorsession.py

@@ -442,7 +442,7 @@ class EditorSession(QtCore.QObject):
         try:
             player = self.worldEditor.getPlayer()
             center = Vector(*player.Position)
-            log.info("Centering on single-player player.")
+            log.info("Setting view angle to single-player player's view.")
             rotation = player.Rotation
             try:
                 self.editorTab.currentView().yawPitch = rotation
@@ -457,7 +457,7 @@ class EditorSession(QtCore.QObject):
                 center = self.currentDimension.bounds.origin + (self.currentDimension.bounds.size * 0.5)
 
         self.editorTab.miniMap.centerOnPoint(center)
-        self.editorTab.currentView().centerOnPoint(center)
+        self.editorTab.currentView().centerOnPoint(center, distance=0)
 
     # --- Tools ---
 

src/mcedit2/worldview/fourup.py

@@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ class FourUpWorldView(QtGui.QWidget):
     def viewCenter(self):
         return self.xView.viewCenter()
 
-    def centerOnPoint(self, point):
+    def centerOnPoint(self, point, distance=None):
         for view in self.allViews:
             view.centerOnPoint(point)
 

src/mcedit2/worldview/iso.py

@@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ class IsoWorldView(WorldView):
     def cameraVector(self):
         return self._anglesToVector(self.yrot, self.xrot)
 
-    def centerOnPoint(self, pos):
+    def centerOnPoint(self, pos, distance=None):
         #self.rotateView(45., math.degrees(math.atan(1/math.sqrt(2))))
         vec = self.cameraVector()
         ray = Ray(pos, -vec)

src/mcedit2/worldview/worldview.py

@@ -286,7 +286,7 @@ class WorldView(QGLWidget):
         self.scaleChanged.emit(value)
         self.viewportMoved.emit(self)
 
-    def centerOnPoint(self, pos):
+    def centerOnPoint(self, pos, distance=None):
         """Center the view on the given position"""
         # delta = self.viewCenter() - self.centerPoint
         # self.centerPoint = pos - delta