3D editor issue: the feature of holding shift + middle mouse button suddenly stops working

cucaido

Hi guys, I got an issue with the editor in the 3d mode, the feature of holding shift + middle mouse button to pan the editor suddenly stops working. Actually the middle mouse has no effect on the editor at all. Just a moment ago it still working perfectly, I'm not sure if this is a bug?

cucaido

I figured it out. It probably is a bug. I tried to close and open the app a few times and it works now :s

TwistedTwigleg

I’m glad you you were able to get it working! Hopefully it will stay working. If the bug reappears, I’d suggest opening a bug report on the Godot Github repository, especially if you can deduce what causes the bug. (Welcome to the forums!)

cucaido

@TwistedTwigleg said: I’m glad you you were able to get it working! Hopefully it will stay working. If the bug reappears, I’d suggest opening a bug report on the Godot Github repository, especially if you can deduce what causes the bug. (Welcome to the forums!)

Oops, it's not working again :( Now I can't even scroll with the mouse. When I scroll it will zoom in and out a little then stops zooming like nothing happened, but in the other scenes, the mouse still works. I may need to report it to GitHub :( BTW, how can I unmark the Accepted answer?

Megalomaniak

I've unmarked it for you.

emmBee

I've noticed this too - the shift-middle click to pan being disabled seemed to be related to the zoom near clip getting set too far away and so the pan doesn't do much somehow? Clicking on the :Perspective menu /button in the top left corner and switching to Top down view, then middle clicking to adjust the angle down again, brought things back into working again.

eyeEmotion

@cucaido said: Oops, it's not working again :( Now I can't even scroll with the mouse. When I scroll it will zoom in and out a little then stops zooming like nothing happened, but in the other scenes, the mouse still works. I may need to report it to GitHub :( BTW, how can I unmark the Accepted answer?

On the left in the 3D-view there is a zoom-bar that show you how far you can zoom in and out. Maybe you already at it limits? I noticed that bar a few days ago, when I couldn't zoom in any further. Quite handy, which it was also in Blender, because it's not always obvious when you are at the limit of zooming in or out.