X-Y-Z lines when zooming

[jiiimi]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When zooming, the lines (red-blue-green) of the X-Y-Z axes always have the same diameter.
Therefore a 1mm diameter hole is blocked by the blue Z axis and therefore we no longer see the inside of the hole.

Describe the solution you'd like
When you zoom in, the centerlines should decrease in diameter to allow a good visualization of the inside of the small holes.

[stepikovo]

Can you please describe to me how you managed to get this view?

[jiiimi]

There is a hole in the center which is diameter 1.00
You can't see the inside of this hole because the Z axis blue line is too thick.
When zooming in or out, the lines of the X Y Z axes always have the same thickness.

[neophyl]

Jiiimi, the rerason you were asked is thats not a 'normal' view at all. When sliced there are usually no coloured lines at all, for example

Those colour axis indicatorts usually are only shown on the no slice preview, they are also usually VERY much thinner.

So we are wondering exactly how you get them to view like you have pictured ?

[enricoturri1966]

@neophyl
You can get to the reported state by changing the origin of the printbed.
The shown arrows are the reference system axes placed at that origin.

[neophyl]

Ah cool, so like a delta setup then ? I'll have to give that a go.

[jiiimi]

when I open a part, 3d editor view, the X-Y-Z centerlines are visible and too thick:

after cutting, preview view, X-Y-Z centerlines are visible and too thick:

[lukasmatena]

Automatic downscale of the reference axes was implemented in 2.6.0-alpha6. Closing.