3Dconnexion makes devices that have 6 axis of movement (a bit like a joystick). In CAD software these are as standard as a mouse. It is used to manipulate the object in 3D on the screen as if you were holding the object or as if you were holding a flying camera hovering around the object (your choice).
In 2D environments these devices can be used for moving the canvas top-down, left-right and for zooming. Additionally macro buttons are available on many of the devices.
Please make a driver / implementation for this. It seems that the 2D world is ignorant to the use of these products because their name starts with 3D. But it is really addictive. Using Adobe software feels like I am back in the 1900s without it.
Please try one, get hooked and make it work for Adobe software.
Erik
3Dconnexion makes devices that have 6 axis of movement (a bit like a joystick). In CAD software these are as standard as a mouse. It is used to manipulate the object in 3D on the screen as if you were holding the object or as if you were holding a flying camera hovering around the object (your choice).
In 2D environments these devices can be used for moving the canvas top-down, left-right and for zooming. Additionally macro buttons are available on many of the devices.
Please make a driver / implementation for this. It seems that the 2D world is ignorant to the use of these products because their name starts with 3D. But it is really addictive. Using Adobe software feels like I am back in the 1900s without it.
Please try one, get hooked and make it work for Adobe software.