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    • IngolfI Offline
      Ingolf
      last edited by

      If this is not available in VS, I suggest it. A simple command I can assign a shortcut to that simply centers the view around the point my pointer hovers over.

      I've realized that I do an incredible amount of scrolling with the mouse wheel or space depressed to center my drawing around where my pointer is. It's a ridiculous amount of work that could often be replaced with a single key press.

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      • b77B Offline
        b77 @Ingolf
        last edited by

        @Ingolf Zoom to Selection with Cmd-4 could help in the meantime.

        MacBook Pro (Intel) running Monterey 12.6.4

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        • IngolfI Offline
          Ingolf @b77
          last edited by

          @b77 said in Center view on pointer:

          @Ingolf Zoom to Selection with Cmd-4 could help in the meantime.

          In some cases it can be used, true, but not so much in many others where the object(s) in the target area are smaller and VS will zoom in deeper - and maybe even much deeper.

          But thanks 🙂

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          • IngolfI Offline
            Ingolf
            last edited by Ingolf

            It would be perfect if the numeric keyboard was supported by VS for custom keyboard shortcuts, I could imagine that the num keys 5 or / or * would be perfect for me in the center scenario.

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            • VectorStylerV Offline
              VectorStyler @Ingolf
              last edited by

              @Ingolf Added this to the backlog.

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              • H Offline
                Harry
                last edited by

                While working with mouse, shortcut for this zoom could be for example double mouse wheel click.

                Win 11, XP Pen Deco 01 V2 graphic tablet

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                • S Offline
                  Subpath @Harry
                  last edited by

                  @Harry said in Center view on pointer:

                  While working with mouse, shortcut for this zoom could be for example double mouse wheel click.

                  Sorry, I would have objections
                  Double mouse wheel click is not comfortable
                  to do with my mouse. So I would avoid that

                  Win 11
                  CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 9600X, 6-core.
                  GPU: Nvidia Geforce RTX 5070.

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                  • IngolfI Offline
                    Ingolf
                    last edited by Ingolf

                    I think it should be possible to configure center to scroll-wheel but don't think it should be default and certainly not double clicking the scroll wheel! I never found it natural or comfortable to use the wheel as a button for just single clicking, and certainly not all scroll wheels can be pressed. Sometimes the button is also awful to press. Some mouse drivers also seem to have something assigned to it.

                    Personally I will assign * (from the num pad if possible) to this feature. 🙂

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                    • b77B Offline
                      b77 @VectorStyler
                      last edited by b77

                      Since many people have keyboards without a numeric pad (not just laptop users), there should be
                      a way to assign both a key from the numeric pad (let's say, 5) and a key combination (Cmd-5)
                      that does the same for the shorter keyboards.

                      MacBook Pro (Intel) running Monterey 12.6.4

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                      • IngolfI Offline
                        Ingolf @b77
                        last edited by Ingolf

                        @b77 said in Center view on pointer:

                        Since many people have keyboards without a numeric pad (not just laptop users), there should be
                        a way to assign both a key from the numeric pad (let's say, 5) and a key combination (Cmd-5)
                        that does the same for the shorter keyboards.

                        Of course - I mentioned the num pad because I don't think it is supported for shortcuts right now. Using + and - for example on the numeric pad is infinitely easier than using +- on a non-us keyboard without num pad.

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                          b77 @Ingolf
                          last edited by

                          @Ingolf 👍

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                          • IngolfI Offline
                            Ingolf
                            last edited by

                            As I wrote in the announcement thread for version .070 centering works perfectly. I assigned they key M for this and I am navigating lightning fast around the canvas now just hitting M to center view now and then.

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