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Maggy -- I realize this is a little odd but maybe you can try using the Navigator with your toes. The buttons on it could be ignored. I haven't tried it myself but I imagine it wouldn't be that hard to get used to. (Maybe I will try it one of these days, my toes are like fingers anyways
).One setting I've found critically important for me is to check the "dominant" option. I find the use far more intuitive when it is checked.
Regards, Ross
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Ross, I agree that "dominant" is essential in SU. It took me some time to figure that out.
Dominant turned off works much better in GE. I've never touched the controls of an airplane, not even a flight simulator, but in GE it feels like intuitive flight except for one control: I've never seen a plane fly backward.In SU our generation is used to the single action controls, pan OR zoom OR rotate. Maybe the next generation of SUers can get used to Navigator control with dominant turned off.
The toe stuff is a bit like what I have in mind. But I like to have my shoes on and my toes are not that well trained. They're probably able to push the puck down, left, right, forward and tilt front, back, left and right. But pulling back or up is much harder and rotating looks impossible to my toes.
I am thinking about a construction around it that would allow it's full use with one foot, with shoe on. If I succeed, I'll post the .skp.
poster-Maggy
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...erm please excuse me...
azuby
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poster-Maggy
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Well, that remembers me on the Ejakulator (excuse me for that word, it's not mine) of a famous German Rock(?) star, Udo Lindenberg.
Next thing would be working with a HMD ...
azuby
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People, please try to stick to the topic of the thread.
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