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I agree with you, the curent zoom is very cumbersome and random, always retungin to center insted of staying here it is focus. It would it would be nice if the zoom and pan controls worked lkie they do in the PC world, they would be familiar.
On the same token the grid needs to stay consistent when zoom levels change. It should be readable and countable and consistent. I often draw on graph paper first if I am traveling or simply nodeling on a dungeon away from the PC and so I need to count squares to recreate it zooming out to fill inthe base area and in to detail and that the grid count is not consistent really hurts. It has a bug too not always drawing evenly spaced grids.
It would also be nice if we could use ESC to complete the figure as an altenative to enter, my right hand is on the mouse and it would be eaier to get what I wnat using ESC with my left hand.
You may use ctrl + mouse wheel to zoom in or out.