I can't guarantee that this will work with vpython for what you want to do,
but pyGame is probably worth a look. It can work with a variety of input
devices. Take a look at http://www.pygame.org/.
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Patrick K. O'Brien
Orbtech
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Subject: [Visualpython-users] Input devices
Hello,
Sorry if this is a dumb question (and hope this hasn't already been
posted--mail firewall issues), but ...
I'm brand new to Visual Python (though a long-time Python user), and I was
unable to find info on this question in the archives or doc. I'm
interested in using VPython for a navigation-in-3D task which requires
input devices other than the mouse (esp. joysticks and keyboard). I see
that the mouse worked automatically when I ran the little demo program,
and the archives suggest that a trackball (i.e., a mouse-alike) works fine
too. Is there a way to handle other input devices as well? And if so, how?
Cheers,
Gary Strangman
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