Mouse driven or WASD?
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Hey, I am not entirely sure what part of the game you are specifying so I will just try to answer it with the following information: There are 3 different camera angles in this game: there is an over the shoulder third person view; an isometric perspective/ dungeon crawler angle (games like Diablo 3); and then one thats just more of zoomed out 3rd person perspective. If you play with the over the shoulder third person view then you will be moving/strafing your character with WASD and your combat will be based on a combo of the keyboard (inventory/weapon/style selection) and mouse (mouse is used for aiming, and sword fighting because the game uses a mechanic where you click the mouse at specific times for the ideal swing). If you play with the isometric view then you can just use the mouse for movement and combat, with the keyboard being used for inventory, weapon, sword style selection. Hope that helps!
1110595
It gives you an option at the beginning to use either the mouse or keyboard. I prefer my wireless controller. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0041RR0TW/ref=ya_aw_oh_pit
1168290
there's a button on the mouse near the wheel...if you push the button down, the mouse moves fluid, if you click the button so up, then it's chunck chunk chunk....ironically that works well for me b/c for some softwares i need chunky, and others i need fluid.
329596
The mouse is completely programmable under Linux. I run this on startup, the smaller left button activates muti directional scroll wheel and the two bigger buttons pressed together emulate the middle button: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11690808/
852941
I'm pretty sure you can only program what the buttons do in game within the game options. As far as the desktop goes, the two side buttons go back and forward (surfing the web), the top buttons change the sensitivity of the mouse, left and right click, scroll etc.
1948890
It is running fine for me. The mouse cursor is only active on screen when you are using the mouse stick, otherwise the cursor is hidden.
1932944
The slow version moves very little, just enough for most system to realize that there's movement and it doesn't really impact normal use. You can see the cursor jerk back and forth by just a few pixels when you're watching it. The fast version moves a lot and makes it very difficult to use the computer when the jiggler is active, but some systems need the extra movement.
654401
i dont use a mouse. just the keyboard and my fingers to touch the screen. did not know one could use a mouse.
1155235
I really can't tell how it works, but i'd bet my money on latter one. It seemed like "2x-3X" click modes on mice to me.
1905156
Has anyone tried holding down the shift key when using scroll wheel? That works just fine scrolling left to right on my 2007 DotMouse. I would be curious to know results as I need to replace the DotMouse with something similar.
1781844
If you install USB Overdrive, you can configure the buttons (i use it for back and forward on browsers). with USB Overdrive, you can also reverse the direction of the scroll on just the mouse (without impacting the scroll of the touchpad--which somehow makes sense to me. i'm sure i'm not the only one.
2160991
It has to be with another software, either specific for mouse control, or the application you are using the mouse for (like a game). Until then, think about your life choices and how changing the control scheme for a mouse effect them.
612447
I got one for my daughter, and she says "yes, but it takes a lot of coordination.. if you touch the corner on accident, the mouse curser will jump to the corner of your monitor." I personally have no experience, but thought I'd pass it on.
2280299
I have never noticed a difference between mouse clicks, save for the old ones from the early 1990s. It's normal.
409547
Yes to both. Mouse pad is more sterdy than you'd think. Seriously, great product.
992517
Right click, left click, scroll wheel, and wheel click all work. There's a dpi button as well which has to deal with pixel movement of the mouse. Higher the dpi, the smoother the movement but it's really only useful for smaller precise movements. I personally boost my dpi when gaming but I could see it also being useful for use in applications like Photoshop and etc.
653817
Yes. There are a few options for how to "right click". Many other options for other functions, too.
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Once you install the Logitech software: The "middle click" button (right below the wheel if seen from the top) is programmable as are all other extra buttons. The Left and Right click buttons can only be swapped. I imagine this is to choose left or right handed. The wheel itself is not programmable but it lets you switch between smooth scrolling and stepped (bumpy) scrolling...