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Select Tools->Customize commands, choose the
Commands tab then click the VR Customize button
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You can also access the Button Customize dialog box
using one of the methods below:
- select the View->Commands List commands then select
the VR Button Customize command
- type c:VR Button Customize or c:3Dx
Button Customize in the power input field then press
ENTER
- press button "1" of your Space Mouse or Spaceball (if you are
using original settings).
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The Button Customize
dialog box is displayed:
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Use the input device name area on top of the dialog box
to select the desired device from the drop-down list in order to modify
button mappings.
In our example, the device is a Joystick3D.
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Map the desired device button to a particular command or
macro using one of the methods detailed in
Customizing Buttons
For example, using the Drag and Drop capability from the
Customize toolbar (still open)
- In the Categories list, select a category to map a command, or
select the "Macros" category to map a macro.
- Select the command or macro to be mapped from the list of
commands.
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Press and hold down the left-mouse button on top of
the command or macro entry.
- Drag the icon to the top of the button drag-and-drop area.
- Release the left-mouse button.
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Repeat step
3.
as many times as needed to map your 4 device buttons.
In our example, we assigned the following commands:
Commands
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Buttons
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Wireframe: |
Button1 |
Shading |
Button2 |
Zoom In |
Button3 |
Zoom Out |
Button4 |
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Note that when entering the DMU Immersive Review workbench, the
commands assigned to the first two buttons (button1 button2) are
automatically deactivated |
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If you wish to remove a button mapping, simply right-click the
desired button drag-and-drop area then select the Delete
contextual command. This will empty the button drag-and-drop area to
indicate that no macro or command is currently assigned to this
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Press the desired device button to activate the command
you assigned to it.
This is what you obtain if you press button1 and button2
successively:
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