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Rotation point being always at the center of the screen
Parts/components/assembly rotation and manipulation should always be set at the center of the screen (we never really actually work on one corner of the screen) at a depth corresponding to the closest point of the geometries (intersection between a virtual axis perpendicular to the screen crossing the geometry). This way, the rotation point would never have to be adjusted along the zoom.
This is super annoying when working on a long part and/or a large part with many small details.
+1000000000. This makes working on larger models very annoying.
My preference would be to have the pivot point set to what is immediately under the mouse pointer, but only when the entire model is not visible on the screen. This is much faster than having to explicitly set the pivot point all the time.
When the entire model is visible the pivot point isn't such a big deal as long as it's roughly at the center of the screen.
@louisbrillon Are you using a trackpad or mouse? The trackpad is limiting, and improving the experience is our backlog, but we're not sure when we can get to it. If you have a mouse, clicking on where you want to rotate with the middle mouse button once and then SHIFT + Middle Mouse again will let you rotate around that point.
That's my point keqingsong, we should never have to reposition this rotation point if is is located always on the center of the screen, on the part, whatever the zoom. It is annoying to reposition this rotation point each time the model moves when working on a slim and long model.
