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and am unable to do anything other than zoom in the editor 3d window. It seems Godot has support for multitouch gesture panning but it only enables on touchscreens. Could a tick be added to emulate touchscreen so I could use my trackpad and have it work the way it does in blender?
In Blender normal operation for this trackpad:
Two finger drag - orbit
CTRL + Two finger drag - zoom (two finger pinch/spread also works)
Shift + Two finger drag - pan
It would be great if I could adjust settings to match blender for seamless transition, but I can't find anything exposed within settings that allows me to navigate at all. I've seen the suggestion Shift+F as a band-aid and it works ok in the 3D Editor, but I can't use it within the 3D window of an open sub-scene and I'm not sure why.
Steps to reproduce
Attempt to use a multitouch single button trackpad to navigate within the 3D scene.
Minimal reproduction project
N/A
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Godot version
Godot 4.02 Stable
System information
Windows 11
Issue description
I am using an apple magictouch trackpad
https://www.apple.com/shop/product/MK2D3AM/A/magic-trackpad-white-multi-touch-surface
and am unable to do anything other than zoom in the editor 3d window. It seems Godot has support for multitouch gesture panning but it only enables on touchscreens. Could a tick be added to emulate touchscreen so I could use my trackpad and have it work the way it does in blender?
In Blender normal operation for this trackpad:
Two finger drag - orbit
CTRL + Two finger drag - zoom (two finger pinch/spread also works)
Shift + Two finger drag - pan
It would be great if I could adjust settings to match blender for seamless transition, but I can't find anything exposed within settings that allows me to navigate at all. I've seen the suggestion Shift+F as a band-aid and it works ok in the 3D Editor, but I can't use it within the 3D window of an open sub-scene and I'm not sure why.
Steps to reproduce
Attempt to use a multitouch single button trackpad to navigate within the 3D scene.
Minimal reproduction project
N/A
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: