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Article #1878Logitech Cyberman and DOOM
From: kr... Krug Travolta
Date: Sat, 15 Jan 1994 23:35
Date: Sat, 15 Jan 1994 23:35
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My friend and I just purchased two Logitech Cybermen today in hopes that it would bring great joy to our Doom-play. Alas, the Cyberman only provides limited movement from right to left. (Due to not being able to pick up the mouse ball and move back...) Has anyone been able to set up the Cyberman to use the yaw for continuous right to left motion? If not, does anyone know where to find drivers that allow the Cyberman's movements to be reprogramed? Help!!!!! This would be a wonderful control system if it actually worked!!! Thanks in advance.... I wish you all hell.... Krug Travolta and Elric
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