Using a "logi" mouse on a windows PC in chrome, when I try to rotate objects using the interactive view in a jupytersmash notebook, the viewer grabs the mouse even when the clicker is not depressed. I.e., if I hover the mouse over the scene without clicking and holding, it gets rotated anyway. This makes it almost impossible to use, since the scene is perforce changed if I try to remove the mouse from the viewing window, which is often necessary for larger rotations.
Expected behaviour
I expect the scene to rotate only if I'm clicking and holding.
Actual behaviour
The scene rotates even when I'm not clicking and holding.
Long story short
Using a "logi" mouse on a windows PC in chrome, when I try to rotate objects using the interactive view in a jupytersmash notebook, the viewer grabs the mouse even when the clicker is not depressed. I.e., if I hover the mouse over the scene without clicking and holding, it gets rotated anyway. This makes it almost impossible to use, since the scene is perforce changed if I try to remove the mouse from the viewing window, which is often necessary for larger rotations.
Expected behaviour
I expect the scene to rotate only if I'm clicking and holding.
Actual behaviour
The scene rotates even when I'm not clicking and holding.
Steps to reproduce
Open a scene in a jupytersmash NB on windows:
vw = Viewer(interactive=True) vw.set_view_direction(Vec3(0, 1, 0), Vec3(1, 0, 0), Vec3(7.5, 7.5, 0), 70) vw.zoom_all()
Then interact with mouse.
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