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10-23-2003, 11:11 PM
My trackball mouse had four smooth pieces of plastic tape stuck to the bottom of it. They were used to make the mouse glide around smoothly (all trackball mice come with by default.)
Well, when you're working in Maya and Photoshop all day everyday those smooth stickys slowly begin to erode and disappear.
Once that happens the mouse no longer glides smoothly and it's a pain in the arse to work with (it's nearly impossible to do CG without those stickys on the bottom of the mouse). I have to struggle to get the mouse to move around the screen.
Do optical mice have those sticky's on the bottom? If not I'll go out and buy one immediately.
btw-are optical mice as accurate as trackball mice?
Well, when you're working in Maya and Photoshop all day everyday those smooth stickys slowly begin to erode and disappear.
Once that happens the mouse no longer glides smoothly and it's a pain in the arse to work with (it's nearly impossible to do CG without those stickys on the bottom of the mouse). I have to struggle to get the mouse to move around the screen.
Do optical mice have those sticky's on the bottom? If not I'll go out and buy one immediately.
btw-are optical mice as accurate as trackball mice?
