In 2021 you could use your mouse controls, namely the screw wheel to zoom in and out and the scroll wheel click/hold to pan. I believe these settings were the standard as I have never made any changes.
In 2022 the wheel acts as a scroll which to me is unacceptable. I want it back like it was in 2021. Are there any settings to make these changes to get the controls to work like I like? I am sure I am not the only one.
This sounds like a setting on your end. Rolling the scroll wheel for me in LayOut 2022 acts as it has in every version since the very first one; it zooms in or out.
Well, like you I have been using SU for 20 years, and also only became aware of these issues in the last 2 years thru forum postsā¦ and that is my pointā¦ these are fundamental cad issues that result in inaccuracies and invalid geometry constructs and should not exist,ā¦if they do they they should be clearly documented and disseminated so users can avoid/work around themā¦ The certainly should not able allowed to sit there as silent sleepersā¦
While the maybe some workflow reasons for this to occur I would suspect these are mostly the exception and certainly is counter intuitive to all the adviceā¦ you could certainly achieve your objective by simply isolating the element a known distance, exploding, assigning specific tags, grouping and returning to its position if you needed to explicitly tag primitivesā¦
So at the end of that thread it is never determined it is a software glitch. Instead it is from modifications to a rectangle. I have never experienced a rectangle not making a rectangle from scratch. So again user input error, causing the issue.
Mine does not work like that using Layout 2022 on my Mac. I have to press COMMAND and then scroll with the wheel. Its an extra step that I want to change pack to the way it was.
I want to be able to ZOOM with the Scroll Wheel and Pan with a click of the scroll wheel and drag. Single hand operation.
Please come up with a dialog box where we can have some options to fix this. It works correctly in SU 2022. They should work the same.