Canvas rotation with scroll wheel won't work

[Martin_S]

I want to rotate the canvas with the command and mouse wheel in APhoto V1 but it won't work. Enable canvas rotation in the preferences ist activated and I am running Big Sur. What could cause the problem?

Thanks in advance

Martin

[MikeTO]

Do you have Enable Canvas Rotation with Cmd+scroll wheel checked or just the other one? When this is checked it rotates properly for me.

[Martin_S]

Enable Canvas Rotation with Cmd+scroll wheel is checked. 

Sadly it just won't work.😕

[Brutus]

Tried both, did not work for me. Using XP Pen Deco Pro SW

[NathanC]

Welcome to the forums@Martin_S,

Apologies on the late reply, what mouse are you using? Is it a regular mouse with a scroll wheel or a magic mouse?

[Martin_S]

I am using a Logitech LIFT, connected with Bluetooth

[h_d]

I've just tested this with a bog-standard USB mouse (TechRise from Amazon). Photo 2.0.4, other specs in my sig.

CMD+scroll wheel zooms rather than rotating the canvas.

Turning off 'Enable canvas rotation with trackpad' doesn't make any difference. 

@NathanC Apple Magic Mice don't have scroll wheels as such, although I believe you can double-finger drag.

[MikeTO]

5 hours ago, Martin_S said:

I am using a Logitech LIFT, connected with Bluetooth

I just tried it again in v1 and v2 with a common Logitech bluetooth mouse without Logitech software installed and it worked correctly. macOS Ventura with everything relevant set to factory defaults. It worked for me so I wonder if you have something else going on with your system.

Do you have the Logitech software installed and if so what are its settings?

[Martin_S]

Logitech Options is installed with default settings.

I just tried my old Logitech G700 mouse and canvas rotation with command and mouse wheel works fine. It's either the mouse or the Logitech Options App.

[MikeTO]

11 minutes ago, Martin_S said:

Logitech Options is installed with default settings.

I just tried my old Logitech G700 mouse and canvas rotation with command and mouse wheel works fine. It's either the mouse or the Logitech Options App.

Thanks for confirming. I know there are good reasons to install the Logitech software, but if you just want a good mouse and don't care about the extra features, Logitech mice work perfectly on macOS without the software installed. It's one less thing to go wrong.