#Mouse wheel zooms instead of scrolls update#

When scrolling using the mouse wheel scroll in Google Chrome, there is about 25% chance it would zoom in/out as if I have pressed the Ctrl key. Mouse wheel scroll causes zoom in/out in Google Chrome. Do one of the following: To zoom, quickly tap the screen 3 times with one finger.Tap the 'Magnification gestures' or 'Touch zoom' switch to turn on or off.Now itвЂ™s inverted like I said, and, you canвЂ™t zoom in/out. Normally, you move the scroll wheel up to zoom out, and move it down to zoom in.

#Mouse wheel zooms instead of scrolls update#

From a Home screen, navigate: Settings > Accessibility > (Vision) > Magnification. To better explain, you use the scroll wheel to zoom in and out on your Roblox character, and this update for laptop users kinda screwed up what a lot of people were used to.

Each click, up or down, increases or decreases the zoom factor by 10%.ДЄlso question is, how do I stop my screen from zooming in and out?ДЄvailable options may vary depending upon device. If you didn't know, if you press any of the CTRL keys and scroll upwards or downwards, the mouse's scroll will produce zooming.ДЇurthermore, how do I make my mouse wheel zoom? To zoom in and out using the mouse, hold down the key while you turn the mouse wheel.

Subsequently, one may also ask, why is my mouse wheel zooming?ДЄs it turns out, one of the most common causes that will trigger this kind of behavior is a stuck CTRL-key.

Then click on Pinch Zoom in the left column and uncheck the box on the right labeled Enable Pinch Zoom.

Then click on the far right tab titled Device Settings and click the Settings button.

Search for вЂњ MouseвЂќ on the Start menu, then click on Mouse at the top of the search results.

The distance between the two pointers has increasedДtZoomFactorPivot(zoom, position) Дiagram. Find this event in the cache and update its record with this event indicate the pointer's target received a move event. This function sets the target element's border to 'dashed' to visually distance is decreasing (zoom out), the color is changed to 'lightblue'.

the taget element's background is changed to 'pink' and if the If the distance between the two pointers has increased (zoom in), This function implements a 2-pointer horizontal pinch/zoom gesture. set diagram bounds bigger than viewport at theДtBounds(new (diagram.getBounds().x,diagram.getBounds().y, (diagram.getViewport().width * 4), (diagram.getViewport().height * 4))) set diagram bounds bigger than viewport with I have attached 2 examples of this behaviour, Example 1 shows the pivot function working and Example 2 is the pivot behaviour broken. If I set the x and y in tBounds to anything else then it stops zooming into the pivot and instead scrolls the diagram.

I was able to see it working on the anchors sample and I was able to get this semi-working on my implementation too.ДЄt the moment though the problem I am facing is that when I set the diagram bounds I have to always set the x and y to 0, 0 for the setZoomPivot function to work. Thank you, your explanation has helped me understand the setZoomPivot behaviour better. removing scroll behavior to add zooming insteadДtZoomFactorPivot(zoom, view.pointerPosition) ДЄt the moment it seems like the diagram just zooms in but not into the cursor position. If (e.rawEvent instanceof WheelEvent) wheelEvent = e.rawEvent If (e.originalEvent instanceof WheelEvent) wheelEvent = e.originalEvent If (!view.enabled || !view.getVirtualScroll()) I have tried implementing the behaviour like this:Д('wheel', function(e)ДtZoomFactorPivot(zoom, diagram.pointerPosition) ДЄnd also like this inside MouseEventHandler.js I have tried implementing the zooming inside the a scrollwheel event listener like your example link, I have also tried implementing the zooming inside the onMouseWheel function inside MouseEventHandler.js.