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Feature Request: ZoomScale and PanScale Multiplier

RicherSims

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Don't be an idiot like me guys. RTFM.

I hate to be that guy who always wants more from an already amazing piece of software... but is it possible to add a button or two that can modify how fast we zoom/pan?
It'd be a lot easier to finely control zooming/panning as I work on models of vastly different size and I frequently have to change the ZoomScale/PanScale.
Perhaps Ctrl+ for a lower multiplier and Shift+ for a higher multiplier?

Feel free to add it to the bottom of your already long list.

Regards,
Zev.
 
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Hi Zev,

You know that in the options you can configure the multiplier already? And there is an option already to do smaller steps when you press a button. I just see it's not in the manual, but I thought it was shift or ctrl.
 
Yes, I just checked the code. It is indeed the F key (F from fine control).

And I also saw that it is listed in the manual, I just looked over it yesterday, in section 5.5 all keyboard shortcuts are mentioned.
 
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