Determine when 3D point is out of view

Hi all, I'd like to know if anyone knows how to determine if a 3D point is out of range from the camera view. I'm making 2D labels on top of a 3D model. And it all works nice but when camera is 180 to the object, the 2D labels appear back on the canvas. I based what I'm doing on this example by Wingnut. http://playground.babylonjs.com/#1HLSBC%234 You'll see the menu's floating by if you zoom a bit closer to the red sphere and make a box float behind you. So to prevent th

Hi Floris, I believe Frustum inspection can help in your case. It will inspect if an object is in the camera's view. The only catch is - it will return true also when an object is hidden behind another object. To use it, get the frustum planes of your camera: var frustumPlanes = BABYLON.Frustum.GetPlanes(scene.getTransformMatrix());and then use it to determine if part of the object is in the camera's view: if(!mesh.isInFrustum(frustumPlanes)) { doSomethingWithTheMesh(mesh);} You could also