Joshua Leung
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From the Christmas goodie-bag, I've added the border-zoom tool (also known as 'Zoom to Border'). This can be activated using the Shift-ZKEY hotkey (Note: this probably won't be the final hotkey choice, but I'm trying to keep Shift-BKEY free for data-editing tools). With this method of zooming, you define a border for the current viewable area to 'fit' into. * drawing the region with LMB will zoom in the view by focussing in on the defined region * drawing the region with RMB will zoom out of the view by shrinking the view into the defined region
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