Hey guys,
Does anyone know how to custom Moi3d viewport navigation and make it identical to the one in maya?

Zoom= Alt+RMB
Rotate= Alt+LMB
Pan= Alt+MMB

Would feel good to have the same navigation in between these 2 bad boyz.

Thanks,

C

Hi crotobok,

re:
> Does anyone know how to custom Moi3d viewport navigation and make it identical to the one in maya?
>
> Zoom= Alt+RMB
> Rotate= Alt+LMB
> Pan= Alt+MMB

By default MoI already supports these as additional ways to navigate, you shouldn't need to customize anything to do it.

Alt+RMB dragging up and down is an alternate way to zoom.

Alt+LMB dragging is an alternate way to rotate.

Alt+Shift+LMB is an alternate way to pan, and also just plain MMB in MoI will already Pan and you can hold down Alt if you want without breaking that so either plain MMB drag or Alt+MMB will also pan.

Hope that helps! - Michael

Hi Michael,

Alt+RMB dragging up and down is to zoom - Is it possible to set somehow Alt+RMB dragging LEFT and RIGHT to zoom?

Thanks.

Hi keyi, sorry no there isn't any way to set up Alt + RMB Left and Right for zooming instead of Up and Down. If you ask about it again when the V4 betas are underway I could make a setting for you at that time to do it though.

- Michael

Hi Michael,

I heartily second the ability to customize the viewport navigation controls. I'm switching a lot between Blender 3D, MoI and ZBrush. Currently, what I miss most in MoI is an option to pan (in the perspective viewport) using Alt + right mousebutton. I've synchronized view controls between Blender and ZBrush, being:

Right MouseButton = rotate
Control + RMB = zoom
Alt + RMB = pan

I'm using a Wacom pen, so I've got no mouse wheel.

Thanks,

Metin

Hi Metin, in addition to the alternate Alt key navigation keys mentioned above, MoI also supports additional alternates of Ctrl+RMB for zoom and Shift+RMB for panning, so maybe the Shift+RMB can work for you for the time being.

- Michael

Thanks Michael, and sorry for my late response.

I'm getting along nicely with the navigation alternatives for the time being. I'm fully rediscovering MoI the last few weeks, after having studied ZBrush for several months. I'm really enjoying catching up on some forgotten MoI techniques, and realizing once again what a poetically beautiful tool it is.

Kudos,

Metin