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    where is the view / zoom option on the left panel

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      Subpath
      last edited by

      in addition to the Zoom Tool maybe
      this menu is helpful as well

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

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        b77 @poljand
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        @poljand said:

        you have to get used to it because it works a bit differently than in other programs

        If you need area zoom, enable it in Preferences > Document Editor > Area Zoom Mode.

        MacBook Pro (Intel) running Monterey 12.6.4

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          VectorStyler @poljand
          last edited by

          @poljand There are two zoom tool modes: area and scrubby.
          can be set in Preferences -> Document Editor -> Area Zoom Mode.

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            poljand
            last edited by

            Super

            thanks.

            VS is the BEST

            B.

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              Boldline @VectorStyler
              last edited by

              @VectorStyler said in where is the view / zoom option on the left panel:

              @poljand There are two zoom tool modes: area and scrubby.
              can be set in Preferences -> Document Editor -> Area Zoom Mode.

              Had a thought here - would it be possible to add a modifier to the zoom to temporarily switch it to the other zoom mode? I usually prefer the less controlled zoom, but occasionally I want to dial in the zoom area. What if the option key was used as a zoom mode modifier to do so?

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                Jayanta Das @Boldline
                last edited by Jayanta Das

                @Boldline In affinity space+Ctrl (windows) temporarily switch to zoom. I find it very handy while using graphic tablet.

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                  Jayanta Das
                  last edited by

                  I just check it is also same in VS Spade + Ctrl for zoom.

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                    Boldline @Jayanta Das
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                    @Jayanta-Das I was trying space+ctrl for zoom on mac in VS and it's not working for me. I have other non-VS things assigned to those keys. I'm sure the temporary option would be great - I appreciate you mentioning it. Now I just need to figure out how it works for me

                    @VectorStyler would it make sense to have a second click of to "z" key take you back to the last tool used? much like the "a" key swaps between node editor tool and transform tool?

                    I think when we do use the "z" key, the option to use a modifier to switch between zoom methods would
                    also be really helpful. open to other ideas as well

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                      b77 @Jayanta Das
                      last edited by b77

                      @Jayanta-Das On the Mac it's Spacebar + Cmd, but it doesn't switch to Area Zoom like Boldline asked for.
                      It's just temporary zoom with whatever method is enabled in Prefs > Document Editor (scrubby or area zoom).

                      MacBook Pro (Intel) running Monterey 12.6.4

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                        Boldline @b77
                        last edited by

                        @b77 said in where is the view / zoom option on the left panel:

                        On the Mac it's Spacebar + Cmd

                        Interesting - Although not related to my specific zoom request, I'm glad @Jayanta-Das brought this up. My issue was I was not pressing the spacebar first and that was making the difference.

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                          b77 @Boldline
                          last edited by b77

                          @Boldline If you press Cmd first you get the Spotlight search bar of macOS, that's why Spacebar needs to be pressed first.

                          MacBook Pro (Intel) running Monterey 12.6.4

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                            VectorStyler @Boldline
                            last edited by

                            @Boldline said in where is the view / zoom option on the left panel:

                            What if the option key was used as a zoom mode modifier to do so?

                            I think this is already possible, but must be configured in the Modifiers section of Preferences.

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                              VectorStyler @Boldline
                              last edited by

                              @Boldline said in where is the view / zoom option on the left panel:

                              would it make sense to have a second click of to "z" key take you back to the last tool used? much like the "a" key swaps between node editor tool and transform tool?

                              I think the automatic tool on/off selection with shortcuts could be generalized for all tools.
                              I added this to the backlog.

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                                Boldline @VectorStyler
                                last edited by

                                @VectorStyler said in where is the view / zoom option on the left panel:

                                @Boldline said in where is the view / zoom option on the left panel:

                                would it make sense to have a second click of to "z" key take you back to the last tool used? much like the "a" key swaps between node editor tool and transform tool?

                                I think the automatic tool on/off selection with shortcuts could be generalized for all tools.
                                I added this to the backlog.

                                this would be amazing!

                                🍎 macOS Tahoe 26.2, Mac mini (M1, 2020), Chip Apple M1, Memory 16 GB
                                Cintiq 27QHD Display and LG Ultra HD Display

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