Ansel Artful

Thanks for the suggestion. When I remove the drivers using the 3DConnexion utility, reboot the system, and start FS, the "Enable joystick" checkbox does not appear; in its place it just says "Joystick:" and there's a pull-down that reads "none". What am I doing wrong? And yes, I meant "iMac" not "iPad". 🙂

I have had very poor, intermittent success running the Mac version of FS on my 2019 iPad Pro 27" system and the Space Mouse. I am still running Catalina and FS, and it is running fine save for the occasional system lockup. But when I try to activate the 3D Mouse, my avatar starts flying and bouncing around all over the place. I have had occasional success after a fresh install of drivers and it works flawlessly as in the past. But after a session or two, my avi goes wonky again. Can anyone provide, or point me to, information on getting this combination to work? I would be indebted, and would be happy to pay for a six pack of your favorite malted beverage. 🙂 ~ Russ (a.k.a. Ansel)

I'm also having the same problem since installing High Sierra. I have reinstalled (clean install) Firestorm twice. Out of desperation, I installed the latest LL viewer and had the same problem. I am really discouraged ATM.

I am also unable to function in SL since the High Sierra "upgrade." I have tried both Firestorm and the LL viewer. I am beginning to believe it is a memory management issue. When I first log in, everything seems fine. Then after a few minutes, the display starts getting jerky, typing becomes difficult, and the FPS indicator starts dropping toward 1.0 FPS.

I just got mine working by reverting to the legacy driver, but the forward/back axis is reversed from the way I want it to work, and the toggle switch in the SN settings doesn't seem to do anything.