Hi !
I’ve just changed some of my control camera. I wanted to copy the movement in Maya. That’s mean different movement for each button of the mouse, and with a modifier.
At the end I settled on: alt-mouse1 ( and 2 and 3)
ans control-mouse1 ( and 2 and 3)
No problem on windows.
But on linux, that’s doesn’t work.
I’ve put a other key to do it:
Some Linux window managers eat the alt key, they don’t send any alt-keypresses to the application, so Panda doesn’t get a chance to receive it.
You’ll have to look at reconfiguring your window manager to enable this. Or, you can choose a different key combination, like shift-control-mouse1 or something.
Its true, it happened when I first used blender on linux
If you have Ubuntu 9.04 then you need to go to preferences> windows and under movimentation keys stuff, you set it to use the third option( windows hotkey ), which is a key youre likely to not use.
I’ve tried shift or control or alt to the same thing, but not shift-control,…
Changing the window preference seems easier than changing my key binding. but that doesn’t work !
If I changed this menu preference, then the alt+mouse1 won’t mouse the window any more ( witch is good.) but none of the ctrl + key or alt + key are passed to panda.
So I’ve probably got another thing to changed in the preference,…
It seems that with a panda-only application, that’s work.
It seems that GTK work differently on windows and linux and alt-mouse1 ( or shift-mouse1,…) never arrive to the messenger in linux.
I’m going to investigate this issues on gtk forum.