spaceball - NOT removing detail during pan zoom rotate

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by bob zee, Oct 1, 2004.

  1. bob zee

    bob zee Guest

    bob z. has a little issue. bob z. has his swx set to 'hide detail
    during pan - zoom - rotate. this is really nice. it makes bob z. feel
    all warm and fuzzy (without the disturbing hangover!), but it only
    works with the mouse. with previous hardware conflagrations, the
    detail removal would work with the spaceball. not always, but mostly.
    since bob z. has this brand-new top of the line dell, this performance
    enhancing feature has not worked at all with the spaceball. bob z. is
    working on a rather large assembly right now and it is very difficult
    to navigate.

    hardware and software:
    spaceball 4000
    3dxware version: 4.1.2
    firmware version: 2.43

    swx2004 sp4.2
    window$ xp sp2 (bling bling baby!)

    dell
    xeon 3.4ghz
    2.5 gb ram
    quadro fx 3400
    driver version: 6.14.10.6176

    bob z. appreciates any kind of suggestions to solve this little issue.


    bob z.
    p.s. lost my mind, lost all my money...

    oh yeah, on a side note. bob z. scanned his license into the black and
    white copier. mostly everyone that sees it thinks bob z. couldn't get
    on an airplane.
    ;~)>
     
    bob zee, Oct 1, 2004
    #1
  2. bob zee

    Muggs Guest

    If I were bob z., I would uninstall XP SP2.

    SW has recomended that bob z. wait until SW 2004 SP5 and/or SW 2005 SP 1.
    bob z. should look up other threads on this as Mug..., (ARRH! you've got me
    doing it) I'm not the expert.

    HTH,
    Muggs
     
    Muggs, Oct 1, 2004
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  3. I've got version 4.2.5, firmware version 5.79, Magellan Classic, and
    version 2,5,1,0 under 3Dcontrol in SolidWorks 2005. The latest download
    from 3Dconnexion is dated 8-10-2004.
    Dell Precision 360 3.2EE, FX500.

    Detail is removed with Magellan during rotate the same as with MMB.

    Steve R.
     
    Steve Rauenbuehler, Oct 1, 2004
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  4. bob zee

    mrcswp Guest

    bob zee had no choice but to use Xpee sp2. his new, kick a$$ computer
    came with it installed from our very unknowledgeable IT dumba$$. the IT
    dumba$$ is using him as a guinea pig, test machine. so far, all i see
    is absolute slowness on his new machine. we tend to think that a lot of
    it has to do with the mumbo jumbo bull crap programs and processes that
    our IT dumba$$ has installed and running. we should probably run a test
    of his computer plugged into the network, and one with it unplugged. We
    have seen that at times, our box's will run faster unplugged.

    mrcswp
     
    mrcswp, Oct 1, 2004
    #4
  5. bob zee

    mrcswp Guest

    bob zee had no choice but to use Xpee sp2. his new, kick a$$ computer
    came with it installed from our very unknowledgeable IT dumba$$. the IT
    dumba$$ is using him as a guinea pig, test machine. so far, all i see
    is absolute slowness on his new machine. we tend to think that a lot of
    it has to do with the mumbo jumbo bull crap programs and processes that
    our IT dumba$$ has installed and running. we should probably run a test
    of his computer plugged into the network, and one with it unplugged. We
    have seen that at times, our box's will run faster unplugged.

    mrcswp
     
    mrcswp, Oct 1, 2004
    #5
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