Suggested by Christoph Möbus – New
- In 2D-mode (slice, mesh) it would be a lot more intuitve to zoom in and out with the middler mouse button as every other windows programm (apart from FEFLOW) does; the same with movement of the view with the arrow buttons -> FEFLOW is also not moving in the intutive direktion and as every other windows programm does
- In 3D-mode also a more intuitive view control would be very helpful and especially to be able to use all the major view controls like zoom in/zoom out, move forward/move backward, change view position and angle with only the mouse and some additional keys (STRG, ALT, Alt GR) and not having to change the tool (zoom in, zoom out, pan, rotate) - to the developers: have a look at the integrated view control in Google Earth - its intuitiv and almost perfekt
- In 3D-mode also a more intuitive view control would be very helpful and especially to be able to use all the major view controls like zoom in/zoom out, move forward/move backward, change view position and angle with only the mouse and some additional keys (STRG, ALT, Alt GR) and not having to change the tool (zoom in, zoom out, pan, rotate) - to the developers: have a look at the integrated view control in Google Earth - its intuitiv and almost perfekt
- Except for the lens angle, I think all movement options are available on the mouse and keyboard buttons: In 'rotation' mode, use the left mouse button or the wheel to rotate, the middle button (or pressing the mouse wheel) to pan, and the right mouse button to zoom in/out. <Ctrl> and the mouse wheel change the exaggeration, by default in z direction. <Shift> changes the step size while using the mouse wheel to rotate or change the exaggeration.
Additional keyboard shortcuts in FEFLOW are listed in the help system, which is also available online: http://www.feflow.info/html/help/HTMLDocuments/accessories/shortcuts.htm