Is there a way of panning the IFC model view using a trackpad? I've tried many key modifiers on a Macbook Pro but none seemed to work and I can't find a manual way of activating pan mode.
Hi Adriano Neves, your finding is correct. Currently the IFC viewer (we use Xeokit BIM Viewer) supports panning with a real mouse pressing the right button. People argue that when having a mouse, pressing the scroll wheel would be the right gesture for panning. On touch interfaces like mobile phones it support two finger panning (though not really nicely). On a Macbook that I had laying around I cannot pan. There it is a touchpad with no explicit right click or mousewheel click. I coldn't even tell what would be the correct combination. CTRL+Click, oder SHIFT+CLICK? Or two finger panning as on mobile? Please feel free to create a feature request here https://community.openproject.org/projects/xeokit/work_packages. Please add your expected behaviour (and, if you can, please add examples of other web based viewers that do it well). Thank you!
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Hi Adriano Neves, your finding is correct. Currently the IFC viewer (we use Xeokit BIM Viewer) supports panning with a real mouse pressing the right button. People argue that when having a mouse, pressing the scroll wheel would be the right gesture for panning. On touch interfaces like mobile phones it support two finger panning (though not really nicely). On a Macbook that I had laying around I cannot pan. There it is a touchpad with no explicit right click or mousewheel click. I coldn't even tell what would be the correct combination. CTRL+Click, oder SHIFT+CLICK? Or two finger panning as on mobile? Please feel free to create a feature request here https://community.openproject.org/projects/xeokit/work_packages. Please add your expected behaviour (and, if you can, please add examples of other web based viewers that do it well). Thank you!
Hi Wieland,
I will do so, thank you for the information.
In any case, right now:
- 3-finger drag will rotate/pivot
- 2-finger drag will zoom
I think the best way of doing is probably Shift+(3-finger drag), bit that's just my opinion.
Thanks