@Marlin: A nice feature would be to add a preference that allows reverse scroll wheel behavior.
From a UI/UX perspective, when the wheel is pulled toward the operator, the objects would get closer; while pushing away, the model would get further away.
While a number of Mac programs work this way, Rhino behaves inversely. Sure one can eventually get used to this, but when switching between programs it’s a bit of an annoyance. An option to reverse the scroll wheel behavior would be one of those subtle and very nice capabilities, appreciated probably by a few—especially newcomers.
FWIW, I’ve tried SmartScroll to reverse the scroll wheel behavior; however, there is a brief moment where the opposite of the desired zoom happens (if you want to zoom in by pulling, it momentarily zooms out, then in). Any other known workarounds?
oh thank you soooooo much!!! It almost drove me mad and your solution is perfect!
PS: I use Scroll Reverser on my Mac, and I think Rhino for Mac’s default is to reverse the system default “natural” scroll direction, which actually reverses twice after I use Scroll Reverser. I think Rhino should have had a button that we can choose the scroll direction.
