I'm going to press on with Fusion and see if I can work around this lack of flexibility.

And there are 100s of tools out there to pick from. It's one thing to say, 'Fusion rewards flexibility, punishes rigidity with frustration', but frustration in a tool leads one to go and find another tool.

You shouldn't have to contort your left hand into an awkward position and coordinate that with your right hand in order to do something you're going to do 1000 times a day. ESPECIALLY as being able to pan and rotate is such a critical part of building a 3D model, it should be intuitive in every system. Panning and orbiting work great with my system in Blender, wish it worked as well in Fusion. Using Function keys + mouse doesn't work on my system, and I don't want to switch to my Logitech mouse, I like my magic mouse. Very short sighted to not make Fusion more flexible for Mac's, especially considering how Mac's are considered to be a very creative environment. Having to relearn a few locations of items, but works well. Please let us reassign the simple mouse clicks in Fusion.īTW - the new Tabbed menu UI looks amazing. I'm constantly orbiting - orbiting while I'm thinking, or checking out a particular fitting.I orbit in my chair in fact. I use the right-click context menu a lot less than I do orbit. Using the SHIFT+MIDDLE button while on my iMac does work, but it is painful. For example: Not all Mac's have trackpads - my MacBook Pro does - but my iMac has a regular Mac OS X Keyboard and Logitech mouse. Been learning and using F360 and while I am a Mac user - a lot of the responses here make a few general assumptions.

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