3Dconnexion Forum

I agree that it would be much more convenient to be able to d/l the plug for a particular program. But I'm sure the thinking is that you've got all of them in the installation folder for the 3dconnexion software. Plus, if they're changing stuff in the drivers that fixes problems or breaks compatibil...

That's pretty uncool. Hope you can get the plugin today and get back to work!

A quick Google search didn't turn anything up, but I wonder what would happen if you just renamed the plugin to .plugin from .8li. I'd think the worst thing that could happen is PS would refuse to start until you removed it. Does the SN driver store the plugins in a folder under it's application fol...

Knowing Adobe the plugins are probably the same for PC and Mac, it'd just be a matter of where to put the plugin. Haven't used a Mac since System 9, so I doubt I'll be much help on that account. Maybe Adobe support will have info on where to put a plugin file.

Yes, in my case when I installed the newest SN driver it automatically installed it, but if you go to C:\Program Files\3Dconnexion\3Dconnexion 3DxSoftware\3DxPhotoshopCS464 (for 64-bit) there's a file called 3DxPhotoshopCS4.8li. That's a photoshop plugin, copy it to C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Phot...

In case anyone else has this problem: My Photoshop CS4 64-bit was not behaving properly with my Space Navigator SE. Pan worked, but Zoom in/out would pan up/down. The solution was to disable "Zoom with Scroll Wheel" in Edit > Preferences > General. It seems that setting breaks zoom support...