Spacenavigator for Gaming
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I was on the fence about getting the Spacenavigator, but this thread made my mind. This is awesome lol. I just hope I'll be able to set it up properly once I get it. Cheers fellas.
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Does anyone know if the RBC9 driver is still working for Windows 10 x64? I have been trying to get it running, and although it installs Ok (following the procedure), the driver fails to start, and reports an "insufficient memory" error - which sounds like driver speak for "Windows has changed something and I'm no longer compatible!"
The KMJ emulation in the current official 3D Connexion drivers does not seem to be working even though the KMJ device appears in Windows, and I get the impression from reading posts that this is a known issue. Hence I am looking into the RBC9 option.
The KMJ emulation in the current official 3D Connexion drivers does not seem to be working even though the KMJ device appears in Windows, and I get the impression from reading posts that this is a known issue. Hence I am looking into the RBC9 option.
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muddiman,
I'm interested in the custom mount you made. Was it off the shelf parts or was the grip custom made? Links to the parts or make/model #? I am trying to accommodate a CAD designer that has arthritis and carpal tunnel syndrome. So I'm looking to move the SpaceMouse control wheel into a more natural position for extended use.
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mrslysly,
The custom mount is a modified SpaceOrb. The SpaceOrb was a gaming product from the mid-'90s. I cut the SpaceOrb in half, added a RAM ball mount point. fabricated a mounting plate for the SpaceNavigator electronics, created a ball to cover for the SpaceNavigator puck and added the buttons. I then used automotive Bondo to complete the final shape. I'm still using the RBC9 software and modified driver in Windows 10 64bit for gaming.
The custom mount is a modified SpaceOrb. The SpaceOrb was a gaming product from the mid-'90s. I cut the SpaceOrb in half, added a RAM ball mount point. fabricated a mounting plate for the SpaceNavigator electronics, created a ball to cover for the SpaceNavigator puck and added the buttons. I then used automotive Bondo to complete the final shape. I'm still using the RBC9 software and modified driver in Windows 10 64bit for gaming.
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brilliant and genius.
Space Navigator x2, Space Pilot, Space Pilot Pro, SpaceMouse Enterprise
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I saw your gaming setup! To be honest, I don't like it I think you should upgrade this by these pictures' awesome gaming setup.
I think of myself as a hard-working person but at the same time, I like to enjoy life for example going to the cinema, walking around with friends, doing sports.
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Really?
Not one of you is going to comment about the insane exo-suit/seat controller with foot pedals?
I mean I got a spacemouse for work, but the thought had crossed my mind that it could be useful for gaming also. But now I don't care about using it for gaming, or for work, I'd sell it right now (along with both my pinkies) for that chair.
Not one of you is going to comment about the insane exo-suit/seat controller with foot pedals?
I mean I got a spacemouse for work, but the thought had crossed my mind that it could be useful for gaming also. But now I don't care about using it for gaming, or for work, I'd sell it right now (along with both my pinkies) for that chair.
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I'll comment: Cool Chair!
I don't see that the seat is motion-sensitive, but knowing Don, he's probably working on it.
It seems possible to replace the springs in the SpaceNavigator with very stiff spring steel and mount it on the stem of the chair. Ok, it won't take all the weight, so probably not as a replacement. It would have to be by the side.
I don't see that the seat is motion-sensitive, but knowing Don, he's probably working on it.
It seems possible to replace the springs in the SpaceNavigator with very stiff spring steel and mount it on the stem of the chair. Ok, it won't take all the weight, so probably not as a replacement. It would have to be by the side.
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I took a second look at that exo-suit/seat controller with foot pedals setup, it appears it is all contact button controlled, no mouse XY axis. Funny thing you mention motion-sensitive seat control, I tried that before I discovered the SpaceNavagator.
Here's my current setup I've been running for the past ten-plus years, at age 68 I still play four to five times a week.![Very Happy :D](./images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif)
Here's my current setup I've been running for the past ten-plus years, at age 68 I still play four to five times a week.
![Very Happy :D](./images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif)
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