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Options - General Settings - Mouse Control

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Hi Folks

Arno -
The new zoom granularity is very much appreciated.

However -
The right-click left-right & up/down pan granularity
is far too low for accurate 'viewpoint' positioning.

I'm working on a 1600 x 1200 res screen,
(may possibly be related to my mouse DPI res).

Can you also please add an user-configurable option
to control the granularity of mouse-pan operations.

Many thanks
ATB
Paul
 
Hi Paul,

That is a good suggestion. I also noticed this myself recently. Although this code was not changed. I'll put it on the list.
 
Should be in the current build.
 
I know this is a very old thread, but, where is "Mouse control" in options?

Edit. It's ok. I found it under "Renderer settings".
 
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Hi,

If you look in the renderer settings you will find a pan scale and a zoom scale settings. These influence the sensitivity of the mouse.
 
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