My collegue is running Solidworks 2008 with a SpacePilot on Windows XP, with no problems whatsoever (driver v 3.5.5). I'm running the same versions of everything except I'm on Vista. My joystick control has weird sensitivity in Solidworks...one axis seems much more sensitive than the rest, and I can't seem to adjust it out with the control panel. I'm not sure why it doesn't work correctly straight away, like it does on XP. Seems to be a Vista issue.
Anyone else seen this?
Thanks,
John
SpacePilot & Solidworks 2008 & Vista
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Hi John,
Please try to delete all user-created-profiles in the control-panel of 3DxWare.
1) When you start SolidWorks and open the 3DxWare control panel, you should see "SolidWorks" as your current profile. If you then adjust the default-speed of the device, do all movements get faster/slower?
2) When you then open the advanced-tab, you should be able to adjust the speed for a specific axis. Does this work/not work on a specific axis?
Does it make a difference when you change the zoom-direction?
Please try to delete all user-created-profiles in the control-panel of 3DxWare.
1) When you start SolidWorks and open the 3DxWare control panel, you should see "SolidWorks" as your current profile. If you then adjust the default-speed of the device, do all movements get faster/slower?
2) When you then open the advanced-tab, you should be able to adjust the speed for a specific axis. Does this work/not work on a specific axis?
Does it make a difference when you change the zoom-direction?
Robert Stadie
