xsi navigation inconsistancies -kind of OTish 2005-02-23 - By Enoch Ihde
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Adam Sale wrote:
>yeah, the hardest part of ZOPing is that stretch to the Z key, but years of
>piano help me a bit on that front.. lol
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>ZOP, sounds like a great name for an energy drink.. or a batman action box
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>From: "Matt Lind" <speye_21@(protected)>
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>Sent: Monday, February 21, 2005 11:22 PM
>Subject: Re: xsi navigation inconsistancies - Feature request
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>>For me, it's not a habit I'm trying to break. I prefer the <O>,<P> setup
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>>there are more options available than provided with the <S> key. Other
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>>tracking, what functionality does the <S> key provide? I prefer the fine
>>tuning controls under my fingers.
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>>Matt
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>>Matt Lind
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>>Re: xsi navigation inconsistancies - Feature request
>>Date : Mon, 21 Feb 2005 22:36:18 -0800
>>To : XSI(at)Softimage.COM
>>From : Adam Sale <adamsale(at)shaw.ca>
>>Subject : Re: xsi navigation inconsistancies - Feature request
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>>you too eh Matt... I can't for the life of me break that habit ;-)
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really the only reason i can see for using zop is because of the
Normal/Slow/Fast option for dollying with P. Everything else can be
done with S. Just do S+Ctrl for Rect Zoom functionality and S+Shift for
Constrained Tracking (picks up the direction by your mouse direction),
Rolling and Constrained Orbiting (mouse direction again)
I'm all about S, since it's right next to XCV. Multinav tool forever! ;-)
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