Ales Hvezda schrieb: > Hi, > >> the zoom function in gschem is still a little bit confusing. If >> it would be like in pcb it would look much smoother. In pcb the spot >> under the mouse is zoomed in, but neither mouse nor layout change their >> position. In gschem however the spot under the mouse is centered, and >> then zoomed in. I think that the pcb method is much more intuitive. > > You can disable the cursor warping by adding > > (warp-cursor "disabled") > > in an gschemrc file. > > -Ales > Yes, I know this option, but try it, its not the same like in pcb. Its like I wrote: >> ..... In pcb the spot >> under the mouse is zoomed in, but neither mouse nor layout change their >> position. >> In gschem however the spot under the mouse is centered, and >> then zoomed in. And this centering of the _spot_ under the mouse is confusing. Its like reading a book on a bumpy street, you loose your line where you were reading. Even if its just for a few milliseconds, it disturbs somehow the flow of reading. Compare the zooming in gschem and in pcb. I tried the zoom-with-pan and the warp-cursor options. Greetings, Stefan
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