What am looking for is the ability to control, i.e, to increase or decrease the speed at which I can rotate, pan and zoom when looking through the camera.
This can be either with the commands or with the api. Any help is appreciated!
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Rotating the camera:
- press R to rotate at normal speed
- press R and hold Shift to decrease the rotation speed
- press R and hold Ctrl to rotate by 5 increments
- press R and hold Shift+Ctrl to rotate by 1 increment
Panning and zooming the camera:
Enter the camera Fly Mode (Shift+F) and press:
E/Q to pan up/down
A/D to pan left/right
W/S to zoom in/out
hold Shift/Alt while panning or zooming to increase/decrease the camera speed (or do it using the Mouse Wheel)
These are the most common fly mode shortcuts. For more options take a look at the bottom strip after entering the fly mode.
answered Nov 7, 2017 at 15:19
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$\begingroup$ Thanks for your help! Really appreciate the images and gifs. But, wondering there is a way I can control the sensitivity while I freely do the regular viewport navigations in the camera with out pressing bizzare shortcuts. To give more context I am looking for something similar to this i.sstatic.net/IhIr3.png. You find this in user preferences > input > ndof devices( 3D mouse ). Am i making sense ? $\endgroup$ Commented Nov 7, 2017 at 18:04
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$\begingroup$ @sreenivas - get used to using Ctrl/Alt/Shift, they are common keys used during viewport navigation as well as property adjustment, they work similarly as you are dragging a value as well. For a 3d mouse, the sensitivity setting is comparable to the system mouse speed setting, which will have the same effect with the mouse sensitivity inside blender. $\endgroup$– samblerCommented Nov 8, 2017 at 0:57
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For a 3d mouse, the sensitivity setting is comparable to the system mouse speed setting, which will have the same effect with the mouse sensitivity inside blender.I don't think changing the NDOF device sensitity is effecting the regular mouse sensitivity. $\endgroup$ Commented Nov 8, 2017 at 4:13
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Press 0 and set the camera.
In the outliner click the camera
In the camera tab
Click and drag mouse on focal length to zoom in and out
Click and drag mouse on Below shift x to pan right and left and shift y to pan up and down
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$\begingroup$ Really appreciate your comment. But, I am looking for something in the similar lines @paul explained in the answer. Ability to control the sensitivity of the regular camera rotation, pan and zoom. $\endgroup$ Commented Nov 7, 2017 at 17:53