Blender Mac Zoom Magic Mouse at Geraldine Hamon blog

Blender Mac Zoom Magic Mouse. That being said, don't fall into the toolbox. Mouse navigation is a little different: Hold ⇧ shift and slide your finger on the magic mouse in the direction you want to pan. While there are workarounds to emulate a 3 button mouse, i'd recommend getting one for blender. I’ve been using a magic mouse to work with blender and until version 2.63, i was able to zoom by using the “scroll wheel”. I use apples magic mouse and it works great with all adobe products i have. Hold control and slide your finger to zoom. With the option “emulate 3 button mouse” enabled, the middle mouse button click is emulated using the alt key. Just blender is acting more like crazy. It's more effective to have one hand reserved for keyboard shortcuts and the other for your mouse or trackpad. Orbit using the middle mouse button (hold and drag) pan using shift + middle mouse button; Zoom using the mouse scroll wheel;

Just blender is acting more like crazy. Mouse navigation is a little different: It's more effective to have one hand reserved for keyboard shortcuts and the other for your mouse or trackpad. While there are workarounds to emulate a 3 button mouse, i'd recommend getting one for blender. I use apples magic mouse and it works great with all adobe products i have. Zoom using the mouse scroll wheel; I’ve been using a magic mouse to work with blender and until version 2.63, i was able to zoom by using the “scroll wheel”. Orbit using the middle mouse button (hold and drag) pan using shift + middle mouse button; With the option “emulate 3 button mouse” enabled, the middle mouse button click is emulated using the alt key. Hold control and slide your finger to zoom.

Blender on mac using mouse kaserfare

Blender Mac Zoom Magic Mouse With the option “emulate 3 button mouse” enabled, the middle mouse button click is emulated using the alt key. Hold control and slide your finger to zoom. With the option “emulate 3 button mouse” enabled, the middle mouse button click is emulated using the alt key. I use apples magic mouse and it works great with all adobe products i have. While there are workarounds to emulate a 3 button mouse, i'd recommend getting one for blender. That being said, don't fall into the toolbox. Mouse navigation is a little different: I’ve been using a magic mouse to work with blender and until version 2.63, i was able to zoom by using the “scroll wheel”. Zoom using the mouse scroll wheel; It's more effective to have one hand reserved for keyboard shortcuts and the other for your mouse or trackpad. Hold ⇧ shift and slide your finger on the magic mouse in the direction you want to pan. Just blender is acting more like crazy. Orbit using the middle mouse button (hold and drag) pan using shift + middle mouse button;