If so, these are the buttons you’ll be able to assign commands to.
Left button for Click, the Right button for Return, the middle button (scroll wheel button or one of 2 thumb buttons can be used in the case of the Logitech Marathon Mouse) that pops up a OSNAP menu so I can select what I want to snap to and my mouse does not have to move from the work space area in the drawing I am working on to do so. for the osnap functionality you’re describing, there’s a mac rhino command _ToggleOsnapPanelUnderCursor …so when you’re in the mouse button preferences, if one of the buttons highlight yellow, put that command in the field for the button then when you click the button in rhino, the osnap panel will toggle on/off under your cursor. In rhino, the left button is already click and the right one is return. #CONFIGURE HOTKEYS ON LOGITECH MOUSE MAC MAC# To respond, reply to this email or visit Configuring a Logitech mouse in your browser. I have the Logitech Marathon Mouse M705 that I have seen other users on the forum discussing and using. I would like to configure it and I see this explanation. I have the same question but need a much more basic step by step answer starting with using the Logitech Control Panel ie. What I should set each mouse control to…and then the Rhino preferences ie. #CONFIGURE HOTKEYS ON LOGITECH MOUSE MAC MAC#.#CONFIGURE HOTKEYS ON LOGITECH MOUSE MAC HOW TO#.
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