May the middle-mouse-dragging goodness be upon us all. I hope it works for you as well.Ĭheers, friend from 2018. I don't know, but so far, it has been working smoothly for me. I believe the same is possible for whatever other software, like Photoshop.Īnd man, am I pumped up now that this works. After pressing OK and then Apply, the new command should be working inside Illustrator. Check fields Invert Vertical Axis and Invert Horizontal Axis.Ĭheck the second option on Lock Scroll Axis/Direction which says Lock to axis determined by cursor movement.īoom! That's it. Sensitivity up to 15 (or higher, if you'd like). Now, this is where you season it to your liking, but the closest I could get to the spacebar dragging was this configuration. ![]() Click it.Īfter that, if the configuration window doesn't pop-up, just click the little cog icon next to the field to make the settings appear. Check the additional mouse/keyboard software installed on the computer. In the Wheel button drop-down list, select AutoScroll. Click the dropdown menu for Middle Button, and scroll the list until you find Change movement to scroll. Turn on AutoScroll in the system In the Windows control panel, double-click the Mouse icon to open the Mouse Properties dialog window. Now, back to the first screen, you can see a list of the available buttons for changing. Then, click it once, erase the Description field contents (don't erase the Application field contents untouched) and click OK on that bad boy. In order to do that, click Add in the lower left corner to add just one software.Īfterwards, scroll the software list until you find "illustrator.exe" I suggest making the new command only for Illustrator (or whichever software you want to assign the key to). With a few tweaks, I have arranged the middle mouse button to work just as if the spacebar were pressed, by using a software called X-mouse.Īfter installing, you will see it running on your tray At least I can assure it works in Windows. It requires a third-party software, but so far it's been working fine for me. I've been following this thread every now and again to see if anyone has found a solution.Īnd I believe I have found a way to make this work. I know it's nothing too serious but I got used to zooming and moving around quickly and now it makes me feel a bit "stuck" Before I just had to hold the mouse button and drag to move around without changing the tool I'm using. The closest way I found was hitting "H" on the keyboard, move around and then go back manually to the tool I was using before, it is quite annoying. But I can't find a way to do the same on illustrator. When using gimp I could use the middle mouse button to move around the image (I ended up binding it on a side button of my mouse, more convenient) it was extremely useful it allowed me to move around very quickly and easily. I am currently learning with a few amazing tutorials, so I'm a beginner making progress, Illustrator is quite amazing but there's one thing that bothers me a lot. ![]() ![]() I used Gimp a lot (yeah I know it's not the same at all but it was enough before) but now I need a more specialized and powerful software to do various designs.
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