SpaceMouse Pro Wireless HID file

[stefanhong]

Describe the bug
SpaceMouse Pro Wireless doesn't work on MacOS.

Details (please complete the following information):

• Issue occurred while navigating: Not recognized
• Device type: SpaceMouse Pro Wireless
• Connection: wireless
• OS: MacOS 14.6.1
• SpaceNavigator Driver version: 2.0.0-pre.12

Additional context
. 3Dconnexion 3Dconnexion Universal Receiver (HID).json

[stefanhong]

Previous HID file was generated when I connect the SpaceMouse through the wireless receiver. The following file is generated when I connect through USB instead.

3Dconnexion SpaceMouse Pro Wireless BT (HID).json

[PatHightree]

Hi Stephan, thank you for your bug report.
Unfortunately, support for wireless receiver is pretty unlikely (see this status update)
I hope you can use the driver with the device connected via usb or bluetooth

[stefanhong]

I unplugged the wireless dongle, turned off the wireless switch on the SpaceMouse, and connect it to my computer through a Type-C USB port. It still doesn't work. However, I can use it in Blender, so the connection is good.

This file is generated when I connect it through a Type-C USB port:
3Dconnexion SpaceMouse Pro Wireless BT (HID).json

[chargedneuron]

On Mac OS if the 3D Connexion drivers are installed the Unity SpaceNavigator v2 tool will not work. The input from any of the SpaceMouse devices are not observed by the add on. Unitys USB input window will not see the input. But the device will work correctly in the 3D Connexion demos, blender, Solidworks, etc. For whatever reason if the3D Connexion drivers are installed the addon will not work. I have tested SpaceMouse Pro, SpaceMouse Pro Wireless, the SpaceMouse wireless. Each device in wireless or wired mode. I have used the V1 package years ago with some luck but the 3D Connextion Driver would interfere also. JMcSent from my iPhoneOn Sep 7, 2024, at 10:00 AM, Stefan Hong ***@***.***> wrote: I turned off the wireless switch on the SpaceMouse and connect it to my computer through a Type-C USB port. It still doesn't work. However, I can use it in Blender, so the connection is good. This file is generated when I connect it through a Type-C USB port: 3Dconnexion SpaceMouse Pro Wireless BT (HID).json —Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[stefanhong]

That's interesting. I tried removing the 3D connexion driver, and after that, panning worked in Unity, but rotation did not. However, without the official driver, the panning input also moves the mouse cursor, which is kind of annoying.

[PatHightree]

I was planning to point you guys to the unify_layouts_2 branch to test whether plugging in a wireless device would result in a functioning driver. But unfortunately the unify_layouts work doesn't seem to carry over to MacOS as is.
The HID descriptor parsing failed and I'm looking into what's causing that.

Thanks for mentioning the behaviour without the 3dconnexion driver, hadn't heard of that.
I created a separate issue for it #65