Using the 3DConnexion Mouse in FreeCAD after setup, a update

A follow-up post on using the radial menu. I’ve been using the radial menu button on the mouse in FreeCAD, and before diving into my views so far, I want to discuss some additional configurations I’ve added. Along with setting up the Sketcher workbench, I also configured the Part Design workbench and added four tools—three from Part Design (New Sketch, Pad, and Loft) and one from the Draft workbench (Clone—not to be confused with the Part Design Clone, which is a very different tool). The Clone tool wasn’t available in the radial menus, as the menu seems to restrict itself to the workbench you’re currently in. However, you can set up key shortcuts, although most 3D packages require a sequence of key combinations that can’t be entered into a single shortcut field. This is where the radial menu shines. It allows you to create and assign macros to a button. This is achieved by supplying each key press, along with a custom millisecond pause, to build a flow. In my case, I was able to ...