Wandering Around Mac OS
Wandering Around Mac OS
Hello,
I am having an inconsistent issue where a model spontaneously “wanders” off the screen indefinitely, requiring me to find the model with Zoom Extents. Occasionally, even clicking on Zoom Extents will bring the model back to center, but still does not stop the image from repeatedly sliding off the screen. Maybe apart of the same problem, I also have experienced a model “jumping” from where I am focused when I click on a variety of tools. This happens regardless of different Mac Mouses that I use or the trackpad of a 2016 MacBook Pro.
In my troubleshooting I have updated to the most recent version of SketchUp Pro 17 and Mac OS 10.12. I have further turned off “use inertia” for my mouse and trackpad. Yes, I have also assured that I haven’t been accidentally glancing the trackpad with my hands, accidentally pressing any effective keys, and made sure that any remote input devices close by could be interfering here.
Wandering Around Mac Os Catalina
Please forgive me if this issue is addressed elsewhere, but none of my forum searches matched this problem exactly (or I didn’t use the right search words).
(Last update was when Mac OS X was still called Rhapsody and there wasn't any expectation of a public beta). I was wandering around the web (actually I was.
Peace,
Zeigh.
Wandering Around Mac Os X
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Wandering Around Mac OS