Spinning OpenGL.Tk graphics

[Michael Peuser]

Python's OpenGL.Tk binding makes simple 3D drawing a snap! The default mouse
keys for panning and sizing is left and right, for rotation it seems to be
the middle key which is on just very few people's mouse nowadays.

Of course I tried obvious and not so obvious shift/alt/contrl/mouse
combinations- without any success.
Is there a work-around? The docu for the binding is somewhat obscure and one
has to guess a lot ;-) I haven't figured out yet how to use AutoSpin ....
I am using Windows2000

Thanks for suggestions and may be hints to more detailed documentation.

Michael

[Michael Peuser]

Maybe I found a work-around:

o = Opengl()

o.bind('<B1-Motion>', o.tkTranslate)
o.bind('<Button-3>', o.StartRotate)
o.bind('<B3-Motion>', o.tkRotate)
o.bind('<Shift-Button-1>', o.tkRecordMouse)
o.bind('<Shift-B1-Motion>', o.tkScale)

This was taken (but modified) from the OglSurface/Frame example - that demo
didn't run however before I changed
some glVertex3f to glVertex3fv .....

Michael
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Python's OpenGL.Tk binding makes simple 3D drawing a snap! The default mouse keys for panning and sizing is left and right, for rotation it seems to be the middle key which is on just very few people's mouse nowadays.

Of course I tried obvious and not so obvious shift/alt/contrl/mouse
combinations- without any success.
Is there a work-around? The docu for the binding is somewhat obscure and one has to guess a lot ;-) I haven't figured out yet how to use AutoSpin ....
I am using Windows2000

Thanks for suggestions and may be hints to more detailed documentation.

Michael