Hi, recently with the release of 2.92, a change has been introduce to correct a “bug”. The unfortunate thing about this change is that not only does it make this change it removes the option for the user to revert this change, leaving the user powerless essentially. Very much an ‘Apple’ move as one user mentioned here: https://developer.blender.org/rB055ed335a111bebed7193acd083f54d5c82929ff
I would like to create a Python add-on to revert this change and give the user the option to invert their trackpad movements to “Natural”
However, while I can code in Python, I’m not exactly sure how to do this within bpy.
The farthest I’ve gotten is find this: https://blender.stackexchange.com/questions/81794/how-to-used-the-mousescroll-to-as-a-modal-function-to-for-example-move-the-obj
However, the docs say " Note that [bpy.types.bpy_struct
] is not actually available from within Blender, it only exists for the purpose of documentation."
I know that fundamentally this is a simple change, all it takes is just making the scroll direction negative if positive and positive if negative.
However, I’m not exactly sure how to access, and manipulate the scroll direction while also not affecting performance in any way.