ctrl+wheel not Walking forward/backward in connect

Hello Dan, 

  Can you please provide a few more details. I am able to walk with the CTR + Wheel action.

can you try after resetting the Preference by using the 'Defaults'

Regards,

Nilesh

Found the issue you need camera turned on in view attributes. But it changes the view to perspective.. Didn't have this problem in V8i 

Walk requires a perspective view, the best you can do in an orthographic view is zoom in/out, which is what happens in MicroStation Connect.

In V8i ctrl+wheel didn't seem to do anything useful in an orthographic view when I just tried it, it sort of slowly panned up/down in an iso view, in a top/front view it appeared to do nothing...

Brien Bastings said:

ctrl+wheel didn't seem to do anything useful in an orthographic view when I just tried it, it sort of slowly panned up/down in an iso view, in a top/front view it appeared to do nothing...

Brien,

To actually understand what is happening to the camera when you manipulate the view controls try the following:

1. In addition to your active view window, open view windows for Top, Front, and Right orthographic views.
2. Start the Define Camera command,
   1. Set the Active View to your current view, 
   2.  Display View Cone.
3. Fit View in each orthographic view if necessary to see the entire view cone.

Now when you make changes to your active view you will be able to see the behavior of the view cone in the other views.

Regards,
Ron

Brien Bastings said:

ctrl+wheel didn't seem to do anything useful in an orthographic view when I just tried it, it sort of slowly panned up/down in an iso view, in a top/front view it appeared to do nothing...

Brien,

To actually understand what is happening to the camera when you manipulate the view controls try the following:

1. In addition to your active view window, open view windows for Top, Front, and Right orthographic views.
2. Start the Define Camera command,
   1. Set the Active View to your current view, 
   2.  Display View Cone.
3. Fit View in each orthographic view if necessary to see the entire view cone.

Now when you make changes to your active view you will be able to see the behavior of the view cone in the other views.

Regards,
Ron