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#CUSTOM SKETCHUP SHORTCUTS 2 BUTTONS MAC#

Rotate the imaginary line formed by two touch points. This simulates the pan with the right mouse button.ĭrag two fingers (pinch) closer or farther apart. Hold both left and right mouse buttons, then move the pointer sideways.Īlternatively, tap and hold, then drag. Alternatively, aim the cursor at a point and press H on the keyboard. To set the camera's focus point for rotation, click a point with the middle mouse button. Hold Alt when pressing the mouse button to enter rotation mode. In Sketcher and other edit modes, this behavior is disabled. Hold the left mouse button, then move the pointer. Hold the right mouse button, then move the pointer.

#CUSTOM SKETCHUP SHORTCUTS 2 BUTTONS MAC#

Nevertheless, it can also be used with a mouse, and is recommended for use when using a Mac with a trackpad. This style was tailored for use with a touchscreen and pen. Rotate mode: hold the Shift key, press the right mouse button once, then move the pointer. Zoom mode: hold the Ctrl and Shift keys, press the right mouse button once, then move the pointer. Pan mode: hold the Ctrl key, press the right mouse button once, then move the pointer.

Users who use the mouse with their right hand may find this method easier than the first method. With this method the middle mouse button may be released after the right mouse button is held pressed. Hold the middle mouse button, then press and hold the right mouse button, then move the pointer. If the buttons are released before you stop the mouse motion, the view continues spinning, if this is enabled.Ī double click with the middle mouse button sets a new center of rotation. Hold the middle mouse button, then press and hold the left mouse button, then move the pointer. It allows the user a simple control of the view, and does not require the use of keyboard keys except to make multi-selections.Ĭlicking the middle mouse button re-centers the view on the location of the cursor. Hold the middle mouse button, then move the pointer. Hold Shift and the middle mouse button, then move the pointer.Īlternatively, hold both left and right mouse buttons, and then move the pointer. Press the left mouse button over an object you want to select. The Blender navigation style was modeled after Blender. With all navigation styles, unless selecting objects from a sketch in edit mode, you must hold Ctrl to select multiple objects.

If the CAD navigation style is selected: optionally change the Enable animation setting.

Optionally change the Orbit style: press the button in the Status bar and then choose Settings → Orbit style.

In the menu select Edit → Preferences and then Display → Navigation → 3D Navigation.

Right-click an empty area in the 3D view, and select Navigation styles from the context menu.

The selected style is used for all workbenches.įor more information about selecting objects see Selection methods.įor more information about manipulating objects see Std TransformManip. The default navigation style is referred to as CAD Navigation, and is very simple and practical, but FreeCAD also provides several alternative navigation styles to choose from. FreeCAD supports multiple mouse navigation styles. The FreeCAD mouse navigation consists of the commands used to visually navigate 3D space and interact with the displayed objects.