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Hi, I'm having trouble with the actions associated with my MMB (middle mouse button) in the viewport.
I changed two of the mouse controls in Main Menu -> "Customize" -> "Customize User Interface", as follows:
1) Arc Rotate ... is now "Alt+RMB" ... (default is "Alt+MMB")
2) Pan View ... is now "Alt+LMB" ... (default is "MMB")
Zoom is still "Ctrl+Alt+MMB" (that's the default).
It worked for awhile. So when I clicked and held Alt+RMB and moved the mouse around, Arc Rotate worked fine. And holding Alt+LMB and moving the mouse around panned the view. Everything was great. Then I must have accidentally changed something, because all the sudden pressing Alt+RMB started opening the quad context menu. And pressing Alt+LMB unselects anything you press that is selected. Why? I have no idea.
Here's what I know:
- I restarted Max and opened the scene I was working on. Still had the problem.
- I uninstalled and reinstalled Max then opened the scene. Still had the problem.
- I already tried pressing "Keyboard Shortcut Override Toggle", which was suggested in another thread on this forum. Still had the problem.
Then I noticed something. When I first startup Max, and I don't load the scene I was working with, I just leave everything as is when Max starts, with the exception of making those two changes I want for the mouse controls... meaning, the scene is completely empty... and I just try pressing and holding Alt+RMB and moving the mouse around, Arc Rotate works fine. And so does Alt+LMB for Pan View. But when I load the scene I was working with, that's when the problem starts. It seems the problem persists with the settings for that scene.
Anyone have any ideas of settings that I might have accidentally changed without knowing it? Maybe by pressing a hotkey? Or are there more settings for the mouse I don't know about? I checked all the settings under Main Menu -> "Customize" -> "Customize User Interface" -> "mouse" tab ... and I don't see anything that applies to this problem.
Any help or ideas are appreciated.
Thanks,
Jesse
Note: I'm using 3ds Max 2021.
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