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Updated : October 30, 2024 10:29

Created : August 25, 2016 11:49

SUMMARY

This article explains how you can change Modo's navigation controls; to either match other 3D software packages or set your own behaviour for mouse clicks and modifier keys.

MORE INFORMATION 

You can change Modo's navigation controls to match other 3D packages by selecting a preset within Modo's preferences by doing the following:

1. Launch Modo and then open the Preferences.  
   
   • On macOS this can be done by selecting Modo[version] > Preferences at the top left of screen.
   • On Windows and Linux this can be done by selecting System > Preferences
     
     
2. In the Preferences window, navigate to Input > Remapping.
   
   
3. Here you can then change Mouse Input Preset to one of the following:
   
   • 3ds Max
   • Alias
   • Cinema 4D
   • Modo (default)
   • Maya (several different options)
   • Softimage XSI
   • Rhino
   • Solidworks

Alternatively, you can set your own choice for the behaviour associated with different mouse clicks and modifier keys using the Input Editor, which can be found by navigating to System > Input Editor. This is the case for Windows, macOS and Linux.

For further information on the Input Editor and guidance on how to use it, please see the Using the Input Editor documentation.

FURTHER HELP

If you encounter any issues performing the steps outlined in this article, then please open a Support ticket and let us know the issue you are encountering and the troubleshooting steps you have taken so far.

For more information on how to do this, please see the following article: Q1000064: How to raise a support ticket.