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[Docs] Add examples to zoom description #8199

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Expand Up @@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ Distance of far clipping plane. Default `1000`.
To render, `OrthographicView` needs to be used together with a `viewState` with the following parameters:

* `target` (Number[3], optional) - The world position at the center of the viewport. Default `[0, 0, 0]`.
* `zoom` (Number|Number[2], optional) - The zoom level of the viewport. `zoom: 0` maps one unit distance to one pixel on screen, and increasing `zoom` by `1` scales the same object to twice as large. To apply independent zoom levels to the X and Y axes, supply an array `[zoomX, zoomY]`. Default `0`.
* `zoom` (Number|Number[2], optional) - The zoom level of the viewport. `zoom: 0` maps one unit distance to one pixel on screen, and increasing `zoom` by `1` scales the same object to twice as large. For example `zoom: 1` is 2x the original size, `zoom: 2` is 4x, `zoom: 3` is 8x etc.. To apply independent zoom levels to the X and Y axes, supply an array `[zoomX, zoomY]`. Default `0`.
* `minZoom` (Number, optional) - The min zoom level of the viewport. Default `-Infinity`.
* `maxZoom` (Number, optional) - The max zoom level of the viewport. Default `Infinity`.

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