I’m new to Unreal so this may seem like a really dumb question but it an issue that been bothering me?
Mouse scroll wheel.
But for more and more shortcut tips and tricks, check the full list here:
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Mouse wheel. You can zoom extra far in +7 with shift + mousewheel WHILE HOVERED IN THE GRAPH IN A BLANK SPOT to prevent problems learning the UI.
I beleive you can do [modifier key] -/+ too these should all be listed under your editor preferences.
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I had the same problem, running UE4.4.3 on a Mac OSX El Capitan. Using the ‘+’ and ‘-’ keys on the num pad works for me. However, I should mention that I have a small Mac keyboard (the one that doesn’t have a num pad) and a separate, third party wireless num pad (Advent N212), so this might not work with other keypads.
Hope this helps!
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Oh - And right clicking and dragging seems to work too. If you don’t have right click set up then go into SYSTEM PREFERENCES > MOUSE and click the ‘Secondary click’ box.
I am using Unreal version 4.22.3
I was having trouble with zooming in within the Blueprint editor. I found that I could easily zoom out, down to a zoom level of -12, by scrolling the mouse wheel. But when I tried to zoom in then I could only get to a zoom level of 1:1.
I tried holding down the shift key and scrolling the mouse wheel (as suggested above) but that did not work for me. So I tried holding down ALT with no success. Finally, I found that holding down CTRL and scrolling the mouse wheel allowed me to zoom up to a level of +7.
Had I read the docs referenced in a previous post on this page, I would have found this solution as it is documented here: https://docs.unrealengine.com/Attachments/Engine/Blueprints/UserGuide/CheatSheet/BlueprintCheatSheet-1989117414.pdf
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that was helpful thankyou