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WASD Keys not working

tapanojumtapanojum Posts: 73
in Technical Help (nuts n bolts)

I can't move the camera using WASD keys anymore. This has randomly happened in the past and going to Customize -> Defaults would bring back functionality. This time around, it's not helping. I've even reset DAZ back to factory defaults in preferences -> Interface -> Restore Factory Defaults. Still can't use WASD for camera movement.

Any ideas?

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  • FSMCDesignsFSMCDesigns Posts: 12,781

    I have never used the WASD keys to move a camera, but I just tried it and it worked fine for me. try using the tools in the upper right of the viewpoint, you will get much more precise movement with them.

  • Syrus_DanteSyrus_Dante Posts: 983

    Press Shift+K this activates/deactivates the WASD keyboard navigation.

    I don't think the default workspace layouts include the Tool Bar icon for keyboard navigation to see when its on or off but you can add it in the Window>Workspace>Customize dialog.

    This screenshot below is for something else and includes instructions for changing the View Controls but you can see the Customize dialog and that Keyboard Navigation can be found on the left side Action list under View Control.

    Open the Tool Bars tab on the right side then drag and drop Keyboard Navigation to some toolbar in the list on the right. Finaly press accept to add the icon to the toolbar.

  • Cris PalominoCris Palomino Posts: 11,671
    Syrus_Dante said:
     

    I don't think the default workspace layouts include the Tool Bar icon for keyboard navigation to see when its on or off but you can add it in the Window>Workspace>Customize dialog.

    City Limits Lite (the default) and City Limits both do. 

  • tapanojumtapanojum Posts: 73
    Syrus_Dante said:

    Press Shift+K this activates/deactivates the WASD keyboard navigation.

    I don't think the default workspace layouts include the Tool Bar icon for keyboard navigation to see when its on or off but you can add it in the Window>Workspace>Customize dialog.

    This screenshot below is for something else and includes instructions for changing the View Controls but you can see the Customize dialog and that Keyboard Navigation can be found on the left side Action list under View Control.

    Open the Tool Bars tab on the right side then drag and drop Keyboard Navigation to some toolbar in the list on the right. Finaly press accept to add the icon to the toolbar.


    You are a God and I love you. I must have been accidentally hitting this button once every couple of months and been going insane trying to figure out why keyboard navigation doesn't work. Thank you so much!

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