Java the same in both installations.

Java 1.8.0.202_64bit
Java3D 1,6 2a JOGL 2.5.0

Pan3d was an old Version ... new Verion (3.7.4) installed, but the behaviour, that changing angle bounces the view back to panorama persists ...

For sure that is not the problem.

I installed the stand-alone version on my Laptop first. As I recognized the problem, I looked on my desktop and found that the installation there was flatpak. So I did the exact configuration with flatpak on the laptop and the problem persists.

I have Pan3dView.sh3p in the plugins Folder. I din't find any option to change any pan3d setting.
Running from command line is not an option since this is a flatpak installation, as it is the same like on the Desktop PC

It is the same file/project shared and updated by a nextcloud server. It Is exactly the same situation, also the external mouse is the same brand.
Seperate window makes no difference. The only difference is the machine it is running on.

With Pan3Dview installed I dont have such an option, but ...
With this plugin I can zoom in areal view, although it's a bit hard to handle. If I change sight-angle it pops back to panorama and I have to zoom again. It's also very tricky with zoom-scrolling - if you do it too fast its jumping to ...

It seems that the zoom is oriented at the "widest" niveau.
If I hide the surrounding - niveaus I can zoom closer.
I dont have this limitation on desktop ....

I don't find any option like that.
Where should it be ?

I tried this, but it doesnt change ... still no zoom in areal view.

Hi
I installed sh3d 7.5 on my new Tuxedo-Laptop (TuxedoOS/Kubuntu)
I have already sh3d 7.5 on my desktop (Kubuntu KDE Plasma).

While I am able zooming close to my house in areal view on my Desktop, i can't do this on my new Laptop ... the view stays in a panoramic state and i cannot come closer ...

I'll try to explain this and hope it comes across reasonably clearly:
I have a house that's built on a slope (Level 0). The house has a platform in the rear (north) section that's used as a parking area and also serves as the flat roof for the back part of the house (one level above... about 2.8 m ...