Sometimes, when i try to orbit by pressing Shift+Middle Mouse Button, my camera restores its view.
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‎2019-07-06 05:54 PM
‎2019-07-06
05:54 PM
I've found a way to replicate it. Try going into 3D view, and orbit around a bit, and delete something. Now, hold shift and press middle-mousebutton. You should be teleported back to the "restore view"-view.
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‎2019-08-07 10:09 AM
‎2019-08-07
10:09 AM
I only have the full commercial version, but the EDU is exactly the same software, it is just the licence type that is different.
Maybe (and I am just guessing here) Archicad is not optimised for the different trackpads on all the different laptops.
I can use two fingers up and down to zoom.
If I turn the 'zoom' gesture on in the settings I can also use a two finger pinch to zoom, which it does, but the cursor turns into the scissor (cut) icon while I am doing it.
Turn the zoom gesture off again and I can no longer pinch but I don't get the cursor change either.
What laptop do you have - maybe someone else here has the same.
Mine is the Dell 3510 in my signature.
Barry.
Maybe (and I am just guessing here) Archicad is not optimised for the different trackpads on all the different laptops.
I can use two fingers up and down to zoom.
If I turn the 'zoom' gesture on in the settings I can also use a two finger pinch to zoom, which it does, but the cursor turns into the scissor (cut) icon while I am doing it.
Turn the zoom gesture off again and I can no longer pinch but I don't get the cursor change either.
What laptop do you have - maybe someone else here has the same.
Mine is the Dell 3510 in my signature.
Barry.
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‎2019-08-07 10:15 AM
‎2019-08-07
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I don't have time to make a video of it right now, sorry. But i tried to make a new file, and it still happened, though i just found that it only happens when a 3D cutaway plane is active.
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‎2019-08-07 10:17 AM
‎2019-08-07
10:17 AM
Barry wrote:
I only have the full commercial version, but the EDU is exactly the same software, it is just the licence type that is different.
Maybe (and I am just guessing here) Archicad is not optimised for the different trackpads on all the different laptops.
I can use two fingers up and down to zoom.
If I turn the 'zoom' gesture on in the settings I can also use a two finger pinch to zoom, which it does, but the cursor turns into the scissor (cut) icon while I am doing it.
Turn the zoom gesture off again and I can no longer pinch but I don't get the cursor change either.
What laptop do you have - maybe someone else here has the same.
Mine is the Dell 3510 in my signature.
Barry.
Barry, thanks for the advice, but really, i am 99% sure that this has nothing to do with my trackpad. As i said, i've tried this with multiple devices of input, and even disabled all other inputs when i used each one.
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