Hello,
I noticed I can zoom in on a scene by tap/holding and moving the cursor up and down.
But then how do I move the scene up and down so I can see the parts of the zoomed in scene that are occluded ?
I can go scroll left and right but can't scroll up and down which makes the zoom feature kinda useless.
See video: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fUGLkt4eomnOBTWH8F9Xx5GlEJuKXfu1/view?usp=sharing
thanks,
Marco
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Hi Marco!
Thanks for the video. Can you try holding Space on the keyboard and left-click drag?
Thanks!
Jonathan
that works! thanks.
actually that works sometimes only. then stops. it's buggy
You can utilize the parchment wheel on your mouse to zoom in or out a picture by squeezing Alt (Mac: Option), and looking over the wheel up or down.
You can likewise press Ctrl K (Mac: Command K) to raise the Preferences board and turn on the "Zoom with Scroll Wheel" check-box, tracked down in the Tools tab (General Tab in CS6 and more seasoned). This will permit you to zoom in and out by basically utilizing the parchment wheel, without the need of squeezing Alt (or Option).