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1.0.1 macOS €Gratuit Martin Majewski 0 0 ToolShelf 4 3Dconnexion is a small tool to monitor and configure a 3Dconnexion 3D mouse for testing purposes. It is an accompanying application for a HowTo article series that will be released shortly at my website under www.martinmajewski.net This...
ToolShelf 4 3Dconnexion

ToolShelf 4 3Dconnexion

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ToolShelf 4 3Dconnexion is a small tool to monitor and configure a 3Dconnexion 3D mouse for testing purposes.

It is an accompanying application for a HowTo article series that will be released shortly at my website under www.martinmajewski.net

This HowTo articles provide a step-by-step guide for implementing the very good CAD navigation devices from 3Dconnexion into an OS X application using Apple's new programming language Swift.

As of release 1.0.x version 2.1 of Swift is used. Therefor OS X El Capitan (10.11) is necessary to run this tool.

Currently supported 3Dconnexion devices in terms of reported Ids and device names are the SpaceMouse Pro (wired), SpaceNavigator (wired) and the CADMouse.

Monitoring actions like e.g. pressed buttons or activated axis should work with every 3Dconnexion device that is compatible with the latest 3Dconnexion driver.
The CADMouse has currently no public APIs that I am aware of, so only its name and device-Id are displayed when connected.

Please make sure you have the latest 3Dconnexion driver installed. The app will check the presence of the driver and give you feedback if the driver is not correctly installed.

Please also report any issues or suggestions for more functionality, so I can improve this tool and write further HowTo content for the community.

You can find the source code under the MIT license under

https://github.com/MartinMajewski/ToolShelf-4-3Dconnexion

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Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?

- Updated binary to match GitHub source code status
- Added all productIDs and device names, so that the app can identify every 3Dconnexion device now. You can find the data in ConnexionClientHelper.swift inside the DeviceDictonary constant.

static let DeviceDictonary : [UInt32: String] = [
50691: "SpaceMouse Plus (XT) USB",
50693: "CadMan",
50694: "SpaceMouse Classic USB",
50721: "SpaceBall 5000 USB",
50723: "SpaceTraveler",
50725: "SpacePilot",
50726: "SpaceNavigator",
50727: "SpaceExplorer",
50728: "SpaceNavigator for Notebooks",
50729: "SpacePilot Pro",
50731: "SpaceMouse Pro (wired)",
50734: "SpceMouse (cabled)",
50735: "SpceMouse (wireless)",
50737: "SpceMouse Pro (cabled)",
50738: "SpceMouse Pro (wireless)",
50768: "CADMouse (wired)"]

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Détails sur l'application

Version
1.0.1
Taille
3 Mo
Version minimum de macOS
10.11
Dernière mise à jour
19/12/2015
Publié par
Martin Majewski

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