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I cannot replicate what you say you are seeing. If I use the Orbit command, I can orbit all day and the zoom level does not change. I can use the Orbit Reticle on the screen to center and orbit in any axis but the zoom level never changes. Can you create a Screencast to demonstrate what you are seeing?
John Hackney, Retired
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I wanted you to use Screencast since it records your key strokes and command use. Since you did not, I will make a guess. You are switching back and forth between pan and orbit and I believe you have your Pan, Zoom, Orbit shortcuts set to Fusion. The Orbit and Pan functions via the mouse only differ by the key you are holding down on the keyboard when you press and drag the mouse middle button. Even if you hold down the Ctrl key and then hold down the middle mouse button you get Pan but this will result in a zoom to extents if you just happen to let the mouse button go ever so slightly and then it makes contact again and issues a double click which is zoom extents. Try you same movements you demo by using the "commands" on the navigation bar and you will not see this happen. I know it is inconvenient but it will prove to you what is going on.
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No, I do not think so. I use a different setting for my Pan, Zoom, Orbit shortcuts. I use Inventor all day long so I am use to holding down the F2 key-left click drag for Pan, F4 key-left click drag for Orbit and then I use the middle wheel for Zoom and Zoom Extents. Then I stay away from the "accidental" middle button double click. It has to be set to what you are used to.
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By the way, since I see you are a new poster to the forum. When you hit the Accept Solution button when you get a solution but you pick YOURSELF and not the one who gave you the solution, it is a bit insulting! I fixed this one but think about it in the future. By the way, if you get more than one solution from two authors, you can mark all of them as a solution. The forum users that help out are not paid and give their time and knowledge freely, be courteous and reward them for their solution.
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