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ANSYS SpaceClaim: Is there a setting in SpaceClaim where I can use the roller in the center of the mouse to zoom in and out like with GibbsCAM and Solid Works?

Tagged: 18, ANSYS SpaceClaim DirectModeler, fluid-dynamics, General, Preprocessing: Geometry
    • August 25, 2023 at 12:15 pm
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      If you go to the File menu, SpaceClaim options, Navigation, you’ll be able to customize the navigation within SpaceClaim. The setting for zoom will be in the zoom group “Zoom with mouse wheel” and you’ll want to switch from “In zoom mode” to “Always”. Refer attached snapshot which shows this option.

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