@MostHated: Development is in part guided by feature requests, and the need for modifiable key-bindings has not been high on the agenda as far as I know. Personally, I wouldn't judge the professionalism of an application by the presence or lack of modifiable key bindings.

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Just press the "X" key on the keyboard and you can move around the screen left moves around, right pan and left and right to zoom in and out you can also use the left shift key with same for faster movment.

Chris.

Thanks for the reply, I appreciate it. Why in the world would there not be a way to change keybindings? I could understand if it were a new application and things were just getting settled, but it is on version 3 now? To be honest, considering this application is the only one of several that I use that actually costs money upfront to use and is seemingly a professional product, it feels very... unprofessional? I guess. It is the least configurable and is the least performant of any other software I am using while using the same assets. Random things throughout seem rather unintuitive. I suppose I just expected more based on how much time and effort went into all of the promotional material.

Don't get me wrong, I am sure it does what it does well, but it's user experience and overall usability just don't match the hype of all the feature pages, videos, and images. It's the little things, but honestly, having something as basic as rebindable keys isn't even considered a "little" thing, it's pretty fundamental to maintaining a quick and steady workflow instead of having to remember what application I happen to be tabbed in because none of the controls match anything else I am using.

Obviously it isn't your fault, lol, so I apologize for venting frustration.
Again, I appreciate you taking the time to reply,
Thanks,
-MH

You can't change the bindings, but Alt+RMB will orbit and Alt+LMB will pan. Alt+LMB+RMB will zoom, as will scrolling the middle mouse button.

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Hey all,
    I like to try and keep my controls uniform throughout all of my tools. Between Unity, Blender, and Daz Studio, I am able to have them all the same. CC3 is the only one in which I can't seem to figure out how. I am wanting the right mouse button to make the camera orbit, middle mouse click to pan, then scroll, of course, for zoom. Where do I go about making this happen?

Thanks,
-MH