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Mouse wheel scrolls too much
rkagerer
Member Posts: 9 ✭
Is there a way to reduce the sensitivity of Onshape to my mouse wheel? I find turning the wheel by a single "notch" zooms in / out way too far on my workspace.
The problem is compounded by the fact I have a very high resolution monitor, so most of the time my cursor happens to be centered at an inconvenient location when I scroll (e.g. off in empty space toward the workspace edges), and zooming in centers on that spot making my whole model "disappear".
Initially I thought it might be due to my mouse settings (e.g. # lines to scroll setting, enabling page scrolling feature, etc.), but I don't have this problem in any other website or program (including Solidworks).
It would also be nice if you could hold Shift+MiddleWheel down and drag the mouse up and down as an alternative means to zoom in and out (for those who don't have mouse wheels or reduce use of them due to their poor ergonomics).
The problem is compounded by the fact I have a very high resolution monitor, so most of the time my cursor happens to be centered at an inconvenient location when I scroll (e.g. off in empty space toward the workspace edges), and zooming in centers on that spot making my whole model "disappear".
Initially I thought it might be due to my mouse settings (e.g. # lines to scroll setting, enabling page scrolling feature, etc.), but I don't have this problem in any other website or program (including Solidworks).
It would also be nice if you could hold Shift+MiddleWheel down and drag the mouse up and down as an alternative means to zoom in and out (for those who don't have mouse wheels or reduce use of them due to their poor ergonomics).
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