Split 3D editor sensitivity freelook sensitivity into its own setting (3.x) #56449
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This allows configuring orbit sensitivity and freelook sensitivity independently from each other. Often, it's needed to use a lower freelook sensitivity compared to the orbit sensitivity. Also, when using a FOV scale lower than the default (using Alt + mouse wheel), the mouse sensitivity is now scaled to make it easier to use freelook to look at distant objects. This does not affect orbiting and panning.
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I amended this PR to include the zoom sensitivity scale now 🙂 |
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3.xversion of #37523 (with the new default orbit sensitivity used as the default value for the freelook sensitivity setting).This allows configuring orbit sensitivity and freelook sensitivity independently from each other. Often, it's needed to use a lower freelook sensitivity compared to the orbit sensitivity.
Also, when using a FOV scale lower than the default (using Alt + mouse wheel), the mouse sensitivity is now scaled to make it easier to use freelook to look at distant objects. This does not affect orbiting and panning.