Add a new option under general->tools called "zoom interval size" that allows one to set the scaling for zoom actions. The scaling will determine how the distance between each zoom level ( and how many level).
I configured 6 different presets with preset 6 having the largest distance between each zoom interval and preset 1 having the smallest. I think this should have a wide enough range that any mouse wheel/tablet wheel/keyboard shortcut should feel comfortable in at least one of the presets. The original zoom scaling behavior is set to option 5 and is also the default setting.
I would like some feedback on the placement/type of the config option. I'm not quite sure if it should be a different type of widget (slider, dropdown, spinbox, etc) or in a different location in the settings menu. I feel like what I have here works but its not the most intuitive for people to find/use.
This made from a discussion on the KA forums here
Update
After some discussion this was changed to a toggle instead of a slider. The option was renamed to "Enable smooth zooming"
Test Plan
- Open configure krita->general->tools
- Set various zoom level in "Zoom Interval Size" and click ok
- Zoom with mouse scroll, shortcut, or tablet wheel (if set to zoom scroll)
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