3d Industry Standard: Wacom, 3dconnexion, or Mouse?
polycounter lvl 7
Hello all,
I'm just wondering what is most commonly found on a 3d modeler's desk in any given 3d studio. Or what you all prefer. The only 3 options I know of are listed above. If you know of another, please enlighten me.
I draw lefty, but have always used a mouse righty, probably because that's what side it was on when I first sat at a computer. So, the wacom feels more intuitive for me while I'm sculpting or sketching. But when I'm pushing around vertices and edges, I am faster with a mouse. It's a little maddening, but whatever works, right?
I'm just wondering what is most commonly found on a 3d modeler's desk in any given 3d studio. Or what you all prefer. The only 3 options I know of are listed above. If you know of another, please enlighten me.
I draw lefty, but have always used a mouse righty, probably because that's what side it was on when I first sat at a computer. So, the wacom feels more intuitive for me while I'm sculpting or sketching. But when I'm pushing around vertices and edges, I am faster with a mouse. It's a little maddening, but whatever works, right?
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Cool mouse with additional customizable buttons for 3dsMax
How cool would you feel strapping that on every morning at your desk?
Between work and home, I'll switch on and off a nice Logitech mouse and the smaller version of this guy: