2D view issues (Windows 11 Pro)

[nikumubeki]

1. For some reason, I can't seem to be able click on sectors or surfaces in the 2D view, clicking on things and lights seems to work fine. I didn't immediately find anything odd related to this in the options.

There was one point where during my testing it started working for a little bit before stopping again.

2. Also, if I move in the 2D view by pressing the arrow keys, the view jumps quite a bit and I couldn't find any setting to change this (tbf, I didn't even find one in ZED so I might have been looking at such settings from the wrong places).

SED (before pressing the up key once):

SED (after pressing the up key once):

ZED (before pressing the up key once):

ZED (after pressing the up key once):

[smlu]

Have you tried switching to software renderer to see if there is any difference?

2. Also, if I move in the 2D view by pressing the arrow keys, the view jumps quite a bit and I couldn't find any setting to change this (tbf, I didn't even find one in ZED so I might have been looking at such settings from the wrong places).

This might be related to DPI scaling. If you use mouse to move the view does that works for you?

[nikumubeki]

I don't think software rendering is available on my end, only these two can be selected (and there's no difference):

The mouse view with Shift+Middle Mouse Button works regardless of DPI scaling, but none of the DPI options help with the arrow keys

[smlu]

Fyi software renderer is under Environment settings.

The mouse view with Shift+Middle Mouse Button works regardless of DPI scaling, but none of the DPI options help with the arrow keys

If you change windows DPI scale to 100% and restart sed editor is there any difference?

[nikumubeki]

Thanks - I tried the software rendering option and while it does let me click on sectors again, it seems to work in the same way as ZED does on my Win 11 computer, so it doesn't exactly snap to grid and there are other odd tiny issues like that preventing smooth cleaving of sectors, which seem to be absent or less noticeable when the OpenGL renderer is on (but ofc, that's when the clicking doesn't work anymore).

The DPI scaling doesn't affect the cursor key movement issue, neither does the software rendering.

[smlu]

Having OpenGL rendered in ZED, does selecting sector or surface work?

In SED, do you test selection in default (startup) scene or scene of some loaded level?
If later is the case, are there any loading errors?

Since it will be really difficult to pinpoint the exact cause of this issue (I can't replicate it on my end) is there any chance you could debug the app?