Was there a change made in the last couple SRs about when Rhino decides to relocate the view center? Or a change in default settings? I’m trying to do point-editing on a small area of a big surface, model, etc. and I zoom-selected on a few control points I want to look at and the target point will not hold still for even a second, I try to rotate and poof I’m looking the other end of the model, Perspective view is basically useless in this case.
Now just to see I checked the settings and turned off “auto adjust camera target,” which fixed this problem(at the cost of what I’m not sure yet,) but I’ve never touched those settings and it wasn’t super bothersome before.
It’s good to know someone else noticed this too. It’s a subtle change but makes navigation just a little more awkward. I don’t use gumball either but it seemed like in previous versions, the camera target automatically relocated when you were near an object and you shifted the view or zoomed in/out briefly. It seemed like it worked more often in shaded view but I never quite figured out exactly what the criteria was. However, the net result was that it worked great. In more recent versions, it doesn’t seem to do this.
I have tried various combinations of the options for Rotate and I do have the Auto adjust camera target option selected but nothing works quite right. Maybe the criteria/tolerance for the Auto Adjustment feature was changed?
