Hello,
I can’t seem to find the option for mouse sensitivity in the editor navigation, I’ve tried to google but haven’t found it anywhere. I looked in preferences and project options too.
Thanks in advance!
Hello,
I can’t seem to find the option for mouse sensitivity in the editor navigation, I’ve tried to google but haven’t found it anywhere. I looked in preferences and project options too.
Thanks in advance!
Mouse sensitivity for what? First person camera? That’s not a function of the editor, that’s a function of the scripts that run the camera. Multiply the delta of the mouse position to make it more sensitive. Same answer if you’re using a custom mouse. If you want to change the sensitivity of the system mouse, that’s a setting on the OS, not in Unity.
I want to change the sensitivity for the camera panning and zooming for the editor navigation, not inside my game or my OS. The editor navigation is the area where you can look around the scene and place entities, I don’t mean the game camera of my game. Just the editor camera view of the unity engine. There doesn’t seem to be a world scale option either, so I have to zoom in when working with certain unit sizes, and when doing that, the panning and zooming of the editor camera is way too high, it doesn’t scale along.
So I either have to change editor nav sensitivity or the world scaling, but I can’t find an option for either.
Ah, I see what you mean. Apologies for not realizing earlier. As far as I am aware, there are no built-in sensitivity options for the the editor camera. You can implement this functionality via an editor script, though.
More generally speaking, it is usually a good idea to keep your smallest objects fairly large, as you are less likely to run into any precision issues.
Sensitivity is setup in such way, that panning of the pointer, match movement of the camera and moving objects.
Therefore, is intuitive and you receive direct feedback hand / eye.
I wouldn’t recommend to change this feedback ratio.
However, you can speed up mouse movement in your OS, so you maintain that feedback ration.
Alright, thanks for the answers. I’m gonna try some things around, and possibly try an editor script! Thanks!