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| transfan:
Is there anything stopping one from using an actual trackball mouse (like a trackman), removing the case, and mounting it to a control panel? my CP does not have a lot of space, and I would love to have access to a mouse on the cp. However, would it work well for trackball-based games? If not, any other ideas? I don't have much room for a 3" trackball I've seen other hacks like deoderant balls to the same end. |
| jholman76:
I'm not stopping you, if you are asking... go for it, try it out. post the details, etc etc etc |
| transfan:
--- Quote from: jholman76 on July 13, 2010, 01:17:12 pm ---I'm not stopping you, if you are asking... go for it, try it out. post the details, etc etc etc --- End quote --- I was just wondering if anyone else had tried this before with successful results? I would hate to waste the money buying a trackball for it not to work. |
| Silas (son of Silas):
I would imagine it would feel kinda weird for a while adjusting to playing with a smaller ball, but I see no reason why it wouldn't be possible. Give it a try and see how it goes. |
| leapinlew:
--- Quote from: transfan on July 13, 2010, 01:23:01 pm --- --- Quote from: jholman76 on July 13, 2010, 01:17:12 pm ---I'm not stopping you, if you are asking... go for it, try it out. post the details, etc etc etc --- End quote --- I was just wondering if anyone else had tried this before with successful results? I would hate to waste the money buying a trackball for it not to work. --- End quote --- Yes, long before we had several trackball suppliers, people used trackball mice. There was a specific model designed for young kids that was especially useful. I believe it was made by Crayola. Once your done piddling around trying to get it to work, you'll see why no one does it anymore. Same for keyboard hacks. |
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