chilipeppr / widget-3dviewer

The amazing 3D viewer that is the centerpiece of ChiliPeppr. It knows how to parse Gcode to show it as a 3D representation. Has a simulator built in for the tool path. Also has numerous pubsub signals defined to enable 3rd party tools to inject 3D objects into the viewer.
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[Bug] Ctrl-click to jog doesn't seem to work (Mac) #5

Open iceboundflame opened 8 years ago

iceboundflame commented 8 years ago

Chrome 51.0.2704.84 on Mac OS X 10.11.3.

Have to look more into repro steps more when I'm at the machine again, but I noticed that the jog tool was not working consistently. It didn't work on several tries, and randomly seemed to work maybe once. I think it may be registering control-clicks as right-clicks (as is the case on Macs), so it'd be great if we could also accept Cmd-clicks for Mac users.

chilipeppr commented 8 years ago

I don't have a Mac so could never test this and Mac doesn't let you create virtual machines easily which is super annoying about Apple. So, that stuff has just never been tested. Feel free to fork, modify, and do pull request.

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Chrome 51.0.2704.84 on Mac OS X 10.11.3.

Have to look more into repro steps more when I'm at the machine again, but I noticed that the jog tool was not working consistently. It didn't work on several tries, and randomly seemed to work maybe once. I think it may be registering control-clicks as right-clicks (as is the case on Macs), so it'd be great if we could also accept Cmd-clicks for Mac users.

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khanh-duong commented 7 years ago

As said in OT, CTRL doesn't work in Mac OSX (Chrome browser). However, While in jog tool (in 3D viewer), I have to hold down ALT to make it works.