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This is very annoying.
Also happens after selecting a sketch tool so you cant zoom in or out when mid rectange or circle etc, makes things very akward/near imposible.
Do you guys know when this will be sorted?
This is very annoying.
Also happens after selecting a sketch tool so you cant zoom in or out when mid rectange or circle etc, makes things very akward/near imposible.
Do you guys know when this will be sorted?
UPDATE: We now know what is causing this and are working to fix it. Thanks everyone for helping figure it out.
We'll get back to you soon about this issue, it's our top focus until it's fixed.
@GeoffPacker7777 @maintenance and anyone else who sees this problem, please respond:
1. What kind of mouse do you have?
2. What is your operating system, e.g. Win or Mac?
3. Are you using a second monitor?
Ultimately, it would also help if you could make a video using Autodesk Screencast. This will pick up all mouse events like scrolling and show exactly what's going on.
Thanks,
UPDATE: We now know what is causing this and are working to fix it. Thanks everyone for helping figure it out.
We'll get back to you soon about this issue, it's our top focus until it's fixed.
@GeoffPacker7777 @maintenance and anyone else who sees this problem, please respond:
1. What kind of mouse do you have?
2. What is your operating system, e.g. Win or Mac?
3. Are you using a second monitor?
Ultimately, it would also help if you could make a video using Autodesk Screencast. This will pick up all mouse events like scrolling and show exactly what's going on.
Thanks,
Hello Phil
Very frustrating day with this issue.
Hello Phil
Very frustrating day with this issue.
@GeoffPacker7777 @maintenance sorry to bombard you with questions - I'm also throwing my hat in the ring to diagnose this.
Are you able to provide a screen recording of the behavior? One thing I need to clarify is where the mouse cursor is when scrolling is attempted. As long as my mouse is in the canvas, I can scroll. If I move the mouse over a command window, or over the tabbed toolbar, I cannot scroll. Is this the case for you? Or you can't zoom even when your mouse is in the canvas?
@GeoffPacker7777 @maintenance sorry to bombard you with questions - I'm also throwing my hat in the ring to diagnose this.
Are you able to provide a screen recording of the behavior? One thing I need to clarify is where the mouse cursor is when scrolling is attempted. As long as my mouse is in the canvas, I can scroll. If I move the mouse over a command window, or over the tabbed toolbar, I cannot scroll. Is this the case for you? Or you can't zoom even when your mouse is in the canvas?
mid, left and right clicking do nothing. Scrolling sometimes comes back to life but rarely. Works fine again once out of command, 99.99% sure it is not mouse.
revolve seems affected to, but not hole
most commands initially does not work, but once a middle click has been performed scrolling works
Using crtl+mid mouse button a lot to pan instead of zoom, but very irritating!
please fix!!!!
mid, left and right clicking do nothing. Scrolling sometimes comes back to life but rarely. Works fine again once out of command, 99.99% sure it is not mouse.
revolve seems affected to, but not hole
most commands initially does not work, but once a middle click has been performed scrolling works
Using crtl+mid mouse button a lot to pan instead of zoom, but very irritating!
please fix!!!!
UPDATE: We now know what is causing this and are working to fix it. Thanks everyone for helping figure it out.
We'll get back to you soon about this issue, it's our top focus until it's fixed.
Here is what we know so far: 1. Both videos show Solidworks navigation mode. 2. One video shows that Fusion is on a second monitor. 3. One person has said they are using Win 7 Is anyone else using a different navigation mode and seeing the same problem? Is anyone else seeing the problem with only one monitor? Is anyone using something other than Win 7?
UPDATE: We now know what is causing this and are working to fix it. Thanks everyone for helping figure it out.
We'll get back to you soon about this issue, it's our top focus until it's fixed.
Here is what we know so far: 1. Both videos show Solidworks navigation mode. 2. One video shows that Fusion is on a second monitor. 3. One person has said they are using Win 7 Is anyone else using a different navigation mode and seeing the same problem? Is anyone else seeing the problem with only one monitor? Is anyone using something other than Win 7?
I'm using Win 7 Pro on two computers and the same results on both - after update zoom problem 😞
I'm using Win 7 Pro on two computers and the same results on both - after update zoom problem 😞
@sandris.vitolins Thanks.
So far we have narrowed it down to Win 7. I'm curious if you could try another mouse, a totally different model of mouse. If the issue continues then we can eliminate the mouse and concentrate on reproducing the issue with Win 7. We need to reproduce the effect in order to debug it.
@sandris.vitolins Thanks.
So far we have narrowed it down to Win 7. I'm curious if you could try another mouse, a totally different model of mouse. If the issue continues then we can eliminate the mouse and concentrate on reproducing the issue with Win 7. We need to reproduce the effect in order to debug it.
I'm experiencing the same problem since the update on a brand new up to date Win 7 installation.
I'm experiencing the same problem since the update on a brand new up to date Win 7 installation.
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