yes, the “numpad-trick” would do fine, but on my notebook it is kind of unhandy (no numpad). so I thought there might be a way to lock “rotate viewport” an stick to the selected view.
maybe I’ve got to get used to it or buy a numpad or additional keyboard for my notebook.
But it is good to know there isn’t a lock-button to find
(everything in blender is new for me, it is quite frustrating to look for every function I’m used to in other applications … but somehow I like blender… so I gotta learn it :D:D:D)
Appreciate what you are going thru - When I used a laptop, I carried around a full keyboard and mouse as well - it was the only way I could be productive at anything let alone Blender.
Sorry to necropost but I found this on Google. This would be a nice feature to add, as I often find myself accidentally rotating a 2D view port and would rather not have to Fn+L, etc to get it back (using a MacBook Pro).
I’m happy that it seems to be a general problem and I am not just to stupid. Unluckily - if it is a general problem it might take more time to solve it and I can not do it by myself :spin: