Map rotating is only clockwise. If I rotate to see behind e.g. a tall station, then I must rotate 3 more times to restore the original view. Rotating counter-clockwise would allow me to do so in just one rotation.
Possible but would need changes in quite a few places in the code...
An automated triple rotation triggered with "Ctrl" + click on rotation or "Ctrl"+"Shift'+"r" could be a solution that needs no changes in the rotation code.
But would it be faster than actually pressing "r" thrice? ???
Quote from: Fabio on September 09, 2013, 01:13:21 PM
But would it be faster than actually pressing "r" thrice? ???
Since rotating the map apparently can take a while for big maps, a single 180 degree rotation certainly has the potential to be faster than two 90 degree rotations. We have to implement a specific 180 (and 270) degree rotation, though.
Quote from: Ters on September 09, 2013, 04:17:26 PM
We have to implement a specific 180 (and 270) degree rotation, though.
As originally requested ;)