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Got myself a new toy today, 3D Mouse Navigation from 3DConnexion and I got a tell you guys, Sketchup modeling became a totally different experience with that.
Anyone using Sketchup for Home Designs or doing wood working projects, I would strongly recommend getting that, you will have a totally different experience not to mention the speed when navigating complex designs:thumbsup:
 

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greg24k said:
Got myself a new toy today, 3D Mouse Navigation from 3DConnexion and I got a tell you guys, Sketchup modeling became a totally different experience with that.
Anyone using Sketchup for Home Designs or doing wood working projects, I would strongly recommend getting that, you will have a totally different experience not to mention the speed when navigating complex designs:thumbsup:
I have never used it but always wondered if its any good. Might give it a closer look.
 

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I have never used it but always wondered if its any good. Might give it a closer look.
I also waited with getting one, and was wondering the same if its worth getting one... Now I am wondering how I did it without it.

I think you gonna love it Bro :thumbsup:
 

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I have had one for years, the same one. I would love to have the space pilot pro, but kaching!

Some programs it doesn't work, but I think you may be able to program most of them. It's damn cool and damn handy. I too will highly suggest if you use any type of 3d design software (Revit *cough*) you will absolutely love it.

SketchUp too.

I'm not positive, but I do not think that CA is supported. I could be wrong.
 

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Kent Whitten said:
I have had one for years, the same one. I would love to have the space pilot pro, but kaching! Some programs it doesn't work, but I think you may be able to program most of them. It's damn cool and damn handy. I too will highly suggest if you use any type of 3d design software (Revit *cough*) you will absolutely love it. SketchUp too. I'm not positive, but I do not think that CA is supported. I could be wrong.
I think you right Kent I tried with CA and it dint work, unless some settings must be rigged to work in a preview mode... I
didn't mess with that.

I was looking at that space pilot but there is so many buttons on it I don't know if this is for me. I was never good with things that got to many buttons on it lol... I like it nice and simple.
 

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I just ordered another one, but a smaller one for a notebook... My youngest been playing with Sketchup on his laptop, so that will make a nice Christmas present for him... and I can take it with me if I do presentation for a customer :thumbsup:
 
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