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| Posted by NIMAN at Jan 24, 2024, 9:27:39 AM |
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Re: My own home (as is) I think I can still imagine how tabbing through the levels could, sometimes, be useful, if it was available, though. Not currently sure how this was designed to work. Anyway, if someone knows it is a bug and comments then i'll report it. This shortcut list (excellent work by Véronique [Updated on July 17, 2022]): (http://www.sweethome3d.com/blog/2019/03/29/sweet_home_3d_shortcuts.html) states: Windows/Linux/Mac Action Select a level in a plan Keyboard shortcut Arrows ↠→ with the focus on tabs Actual behaviour in SH3D (7.2) on Win 7&10: Clicking on a level tab followed by a keyboard arrow key does not appear to do anything. Double clicking on a level tab (obviously) displays the "Modify level" dialog. When any of "close/ok/cancel" in that dialog are then pressed and, subsequently, a left/right keyboard arrow is pressed then the other levels (but only those displayed on the same line as the level originally chosen) are stepped through. As a note: double clicking to activate the behaviour is inconvenient stepping through a single line of displayed levels only makes the functionality very limited (for my use case, useless). |
| Posted by sjb007 at Jan 24, 2024, 3:48:43 PM |
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Re: My own home (as is) NIMAN, I can't test in Windows right now, but I see the same behaviour in Linux. The issue seems to be that on a single-click tab change the 2D plan area is auto focused. What you can do is when the 2D plan has the focus, use Shift-Tab to move the focus to the tabs, then use left/right arrows. Next, if you have so many levels that you have more than a single row, you can use the up/down arrows to rotate through the rows as well. |
| Posted by NIMAN at Jan 24, 2024, 5:19:48 PM |
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Re: My own home (as is) Nice one sjb007 - that all works here too. Not the automatic "raster scan" type effect I first expected/hoped for but could definitely be useful. Thanks. |
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