Sometimes, life can be pretty tough. But, that's no reason to give up and settle for less than your heart's desire! You might have to compromise a few things but, maybe you can find new ways to do old things.
If you're physically disabled, there's still the chance that you or a loved one can enjoy the fun and challenge of creating 3D graphics and animation. Here are a few ideas that may help you realize your goals:
- In addition to accessing Blender's features via the menus, you can add something like Dragon Naturally Speaking to voice any needed keystrokes.
- Head Mouse Controller (be sure to see the video that plays when the page is loaded. It's further down the page.)
- Natural Point review
- HeadMouse Extreme
- Head/Eye-controlled Input
Good Luck.
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3 comments:
I've had a wicked hand cramp the past couple of day from repetitive keyboard use. I don't think I'll need a headset - but I think it's worth thanking ton for initially designing blender so that you don't have to hold down the mouse as often. So even though it pains me to write this comment (in the hand) - using blender this afternoon didn't feel too bad! :)
yeah, I know what you mean. Have you tried using a touchpad device, similar to those found on laptops. That way, you could "mouse" around with any one finger.
Nice tips. I haven't thought of disabled people while writing about blender tips in my blog. I think I would include such tips from now on.
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