The
Button Customization dialog box lets you map any given command or macro to a device button. This dialog box can be accessed from the
3Dx Device toolbar.
The Device list displays the name of the device
you are using.
The Button Configuration list displays the default
configurations available as well as the configurations you
created.
The command icon displays the mapped command icon (if
available) as shown on a toolbar.
The button drag-and-drop area displays the title of the
command or macro which is currently assigned to the corresponding
device button. For instance, the Redo command has been
assigned to "Button 2".
The button title displays the device button title. For
instance, with a SpaceBall 4000FLX the tenth button from the top
is shown as "Button A".
The navigation buttons are not grayed out to let you skip
backward
and forward
through the pages if the device you have chosen has more than 15
buttons.
Pointing at a command name displays the tooltip of the
corresponding mapped command:
Pressing a device button displays a red arrow to the left of
the corresponding button name in the Button Customization
dialog box:
When starting a session with no settings
defined, two default mappings are provided in the two default
configurations shown below, provided that you use the new device
and you installed the new driver (minimum level required: 5.0.7):
Default configuration 1
Default Configuration 2
These mappings differ from the one of the
SpaceMouse: only the former default configuration is
available and this, whatever the driver version (anterior to 5.0.7
or later) you installed.
Similarly, if you use the SpacePilot with a driver anterior to
5.0.7, only the former default configuration is available: