Unable to Orbit or Rotate the template on MAC

If you are unable to rotate the template when in Orbit View but other functions are normal, this will be because of your Mouse and/or Trackpad settings. 

You will also more than likely be using a trackpad or magic mouse on Mac although if Windows touchpad, review these settings also. 

1. Apple> System Preferences.

2. Select Trackpad 
3. Ensure that Secondary Click - Click with two fingers, is enabled. 

Once corrected, you will be able to right-click and drag the template to rotate.

Apple's mouse also uses many of the same multi-touch gestures as the trackpad, but essentially, where you click on the Apple Magic Mouse determines the kind of click you are performing.

Right-clicking on an Apple Magic Mouse is actually pretty intuitive - you can actually click on the right of the mouse.

If this doesn't work then you will need to set it up in System Preferences.

1. Apple > System Preferences 
2. Select Mouse.
3. Click Point & Click.
4. In SECONDARY CLICK choose Click on right side 

Once corrected, you will be able to right-click and drag the template to rotate.

You will not need to use your keyboard Ctrl button at all with either Trackpad or Magic Mouse on Mac