How to use "Dynamic zoom" with Shift + Middle mouse

I usually use 'Dynamic zoom', but it requires two steps to do this ( 1...right click on menu view bar, 2...) and it sounds not so convenient.

Any one of you know how to change this? For example, I wanna use 'Shift + Middle Mouse' for Dynamic zoom

Thank you very much.

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Rahul_P1

alpha,

You can do this with Ctrl + Middle mouse button,

Please see

HyperWorks Desktop Applications > HyperWorks Desktop Overview > Input Controls:

HyperMesh Mouse Graphic Controls

alpha_21885

Thanks Rahul for your recommendation but we already knew Ctrl+ Middle Mouse. However, we need 'Dynamic zoom', not Drag/Rectangle area zooming because I use NX and it has 'dynamic zoom' with Shift + Middle mouse. This help users feel more reality when zooming in the model.

tinh

Thanks Rahul for your recommendation but we already knew Ctrl+ Middle Mouse. However, we need 'Dynamic zoom', not Drag/Rectangle area zooming because I use NX and it has 'dynamic zoom' with Shift + Middle mouse. This help users feel more reality when zooming in the model.

Hello

to assign Shift+Middle mouse perhaps altarian need to change something in hm core

but as your neccessary, you can assign shortcut key (Preferences>Keyboard settings) forexample 'z' key with function 'hm_scaleview'

dont need to hold down 'z', just press it, zoom, and right-click mouse to terminate zooming

manipulations may not same as nx but it help you ignore clicking on the toolbar button twice

Rahul_P1

Tinh,

This is a great workaround, Just to be clear

Go to Preferences > keyboard settings >

select the appropriate key by clicking in the keyboard menu or holding down that key on your keyboard. The selected key highlights in blue. Next, enter hm_scaleview > click apply and OK (you may have to expand the window in some machines to see the apply and OK options)

When the command is first executed, it waits for the cursor to move into the graphics area. The left mouse button can then be held and dragged in/out to zoom. The right mouse button can be used to cancel the operation. Moving the mouse outside the graphics area also cancels the operation

alpha_21885

Thanks Tinh & Rahul for your recommending solutions. It is close to what I need. Appreciate both of you very much.