Key combination mapping

Garux / netradiant-custom

The open-source, cross-platform level editor for id Tech based games.

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Key combination mapping #29

Closed Tom362-a closed 5 years ago

Tom362-a commented 5 years ago

Somehow it would turn off this option (or change the "M2" mapping) without disabling the "CTRL + Drag" combination in the camera / strafe mode settings?

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Garux commented 5 years ago

I don't know what your pull request would do, as it is huge and has conflicts.

Tom362-a commented 5 years ago

I do not know if I did not mix something on GitHub, for the first time I add information here and I had to press something to add it. As for your speech, I do not understand very well. It is possible that I wrote it incorrectly (my English is poor). I mean disabling or bypassing (somehow) sideways movement when right-clicking on the 3D window, I have used the CTRL key for a long time for this operation and I like full freedom of movement in the 3D window (this habit: - /), I really like the number of options added in the new ZeroRadiant (very sensible options at the time of creation), a lot of good work and the little detail written above, I am a little irritating (unfortunately such a habit to older GTKRadiant 1.5)

Garux commented 5 years ago

Requests w/o code go to Issues in github.
Right-clicking on the 3D window enters regular mouselook mode. Holding right mouse button and moving mouse does strafe move; idea behind this is to have uniform behavior for this action in 2D, 3D and texture browser.
ZeroRadiant is gtk radiant 1.4 with a few fixes.
This one's history is: GtkRadiant 1.4→massive rewrite→1.5→NetRadiant→this

Tom362-a commented 5 years ago

I understand the concepts of this solution. It will be difficult for me to get used to it but we will try :-). Thanks for the information.

Garux commented 5 years ago

Adding option of action to do during m2 camera drag sounds like an idea, i think, just non first priority one.
What's your use scenario, which is confusing? Do you do mouse look with m2 pressed?

Tom362-a commented 5 years ago

I don't know if I understood the question correctly. Usually when moving (quickly) in a 2D window, often after switching to 3D I hold (for a while ...) the right mouse losing orientation in the field. My window usage scenario is:

2D window - moving the right mouse
3D window I use arrows, I can only get it by holding the CTRL key in order to make it move slowly
texture window I'm using a roll (Windows wont) As for flat 2D windows and textures, the right mouse is most hit, but in the 3D window most things (when creating) need to move like in the game. Most use 4 arrows and mouse (not pressed M2) to view the map.

Tom362-a commented 5 years ago

Recently, I started using NetRadiant a little more and I noticed that this combination of M2 + drag traffic (strafe traffic) is quite decent, at least I think so :-) (I just have to get used to it). In general, we'll see what comes out in the wash, and I do not want to poison my head here, because this is not a programming error, but my suggestion. Nevertheless, the option of changing the keys on the mouse would be appreciated in the future.

Garux commented 5 years ago

Such controls are usable.
I'm not sure, if i understand your previous comment correctly, so showing, how it should work, i.e. strafe and like-in-game moves are available simultaneously:

Tom362-a commented 5 years ago

However, after prolonged use, this option is very good, everything works. Subject to close