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3D Preview Zoom Key-only option / granularity

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Hi Arno:

MCX version from March 5th, 2023 ...as documented in the accompanying PDF file:

zoom in =
Zoom out -

Table 5.1: Keyboard shortcuts

...does not work on my installation unless the Mouse Wheel is also used with the Key held down. o_O


Has there been a change in MCX since the last PDF update that requires a different 'Key-only' command to zoom in 3D preview mode ? :scratchch


Also, is there a way to make MCX' zoom more gradual so we do not 'overshoot' a desired level of zoom (ex: hold down 1 more key ?)

Thanks in advance for looking into these issues with the current build of MCX. :)

GaryGB
 
Hi Gary,

I need to check, might be something has broken.

In the settings you can specify a ZoomScale that sets the senstivity of the zoom.
 
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