Misc : Perspective sensitivity

[ToddD]

It depends on the scale of the object, and/or clipping planes. A viewport can have clipping planes just like a camera does. Try right clicking the viewport menu should have some options. :)

[Eudaimic]

The clipping plane is maxed out. But even so, I'm just as much annoyed by the way that the perspective moves along its local z-axis.

The steps are too big!

[EricChadwick]

Maybe try the utility Rescale World Units? Make your scene larger...

Or maybe use a camera and adjust the clipping planes.

[PFS]

If you turn on clipping pane control (red line w/arrows along the right hand side of the viewport), you can actually pull the near pane back to zero. Why this isn't the default I really don't know.

[Eudaimic]

Already done that :)

The main problem really is the large steps the perspective 'camera' takes when you go back and forth on the small scales.

[visualboo]

Just work in "user" instead of perspective. Try it.... zoom and rotate are constant speeds no matter how zoomed in you are.

[Marcel]

Instead of using the zoom you can also use change FOV for the camera. It reacts much more smooth then zooming.

Try working at a larger scale if possible for the project. I always try to use 1 unit = 1 centimeter (or inch of you prefer). Then you'll never have any problems zooming or dissapearing geometry closeby.

[Ls3D]

Have we forgotten that CTRL increases the input and ALT decreases? Works on sliders and transforms too!

-Shea
www.Ls3D.com

:cool:

[Eudaimic]

I hear ya on ctrl, but ALT? ALT + MMB is rotate.

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