How To Use Solidworks Without A Mouse at Darcy Ansell blog

How To Use Solidworks Without A Mouse. They're using a space mouse. You can set a custom setting so that when you do a 3 finger touch/click it acts as a middle mouse button, which will carry over when you are in. In many cases, it is quicker to use the mouse or keyboard shortcuts for the viewing functions so the toolbars aren't used as often. It also allows for collaborative work. That is the case while being travelling at the airport, on a train. Arrows keys work ok too but not completely. Currently, my laptop has a trackpad with 3 buttons, left, middle, right. Currently the only gestural control that i have is with two fingers moving up and down, i can zoom in and out, similar to using the scroll wheel on a normal. Then push on the mouse pad and slide you finger. With all these features in touch mode, using solidworks without a keyboard and mouse is possible, and can be faster once you get accustomed to the controls. Right click mouse pad and change cursor to rotate. This works great with solidworks and i can move / orientate.

They're using a space mouse. Currently the only gestural control that i have is with two fingers moving up and down, i can zoom in and out, similar to using the scroll wheel on a normal. Then push on the mouse pad and slide you finger. Currently, my laptop has a trackpad with 3 buttons, left, middle, right. In many cases, it is quicker to use the mouse or keyboard shortcuts for the viewing functions so the toolbars aren't used as often. This works great with solidworks and i can move / orientate. It also allows for collaborative work. Arrows keys work ok too but not completely. With all these features in touch mode, using solidworks without a keyboard and mouse is possible, and can be faster once you get accustomed to the controls. Right click mouse pad and change cursor to rotate.

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How To Use Solidworks Without A Mouse Right click mouse pad and change cursor to rotate. Arrows keys work ok too but not completely. You can set a custom setting so that when you do a 3 finger touch/click it acts as a middle mouse button, which will carry over when you are in. Currently the only gestural control that i have is with two fingers moving up and down, i can zoom in and out, similar to using the scroll wheel on a normal. It also allows for collaborative work. Currently, my laptop has a trackpad with 3 buttons, left, middle, right. With all these features in touch mode, using solidworks without a keyboard and mouse is possible, and can be faster once you get accustomed to the controls. In many cases, it is quicker to use the mouse or keyboard shortcuts for the viewing functions so the toolbars aren't used as often. That is the case while being travelling at the airport, on a train. This works great with solidworks and i can move / orientate. Then push on the mouse pad and slide you finger. Right click mouse pad and change cursor to rotate. They're using a space mouse.