I am trying to use an older SpaceExplorer (USB id 046D/C627) with E3D, but I also experience the continuous rotation and zooming. Which is actually not infinite: I can slow it down with the SpaceExplorer. Actually all 6 axes work, but they work in a strange way: they just add or substract to an inertia (linear or rotational speed) instead of always resetting to zero. When the space mouse is idle, it just doesn't add anything to e.g. the rotation speed, instead of setting the whole speed to zero, as would be desired.
However I experience the same behaviour without even installing the 3DxWare driver, by using only the stock Windows HID input device driver. I cannot either change any settings by using the 3DxWare's xml files. Based on this, my assumption is that Aveva E3D fails to connect to the installed 3DxWare drivers, that sit on top of the standard USB HID driver, rather it just connects to the not-properly-working base Windows driver.
I am trying to use an older SpaceExplorer (USB id 046D/C627) with E3D, but I also experience the continuous rotation and zooming. Which is actually not infinite: I can slow it down with the SpaceExplorer. Actually all 6 axes work, but they work in a strange way: they just add or substract to an inertia (linear or rotational speed) instead of always resetting to zero. When the space mouse is idle, it just doesn't add anything to e.g. the rotation speed, instead of setting the whole speed to zero, as would be desired.
However I experience the same behaviour without even installing the 3DxWare driver, by using only the stock Windows HID input device driver. I cannot either change any settings by using the 3DxWare's xml files. Based on this, my assumption is that Aveva E3D fails to connect to the installed 3DxWare drivers, that sit on top of the standard USB HID driver, rather it just connects to the not-properly-working base Windows driver.
