Novint Falcon Options

Special offer: Use the referral code "ifeelpixel" to get 20% off a novint falcon pistol grip bundle! Show Shortcut MenuSwitch between Mass, Damper, Spring and AccelerationMass-AccelerationSpring-Mass-DamperMass-Damper Disable all positions Disable Position X Disable position Y Disable position Z Maximum X,Y,Z force = 10 newtons (negative or positive value) Mass\Force in newtons Mass\Force X in newtons Mass\Force Y Mass\Force Z in newtons Maximum X force = 10 newtons (negative or positive value) Maximum Y force = 10 newtons (negative or positive value) Maximum Z force = 10 newtons (negative or positive value) Disable all forces Disable force X Disable force Y Disable force Z Apply new force feedback effect Allow negative force value An additional force helps the user to control the cursor Reset timer interval Timer interval in milliseconds Checked: Timer is controlled by main timer, Unchecked: Timer is manualy controlled Reset ratio to defaultAbsolute-grip positionRelative-grip position Ratio between mouse position and grip position  (Recommended value: 0.5) Velocity's sign indicates direction, whether its positive or negative. Speed is the absolute value of velocity. It cannot have a positive or negative sign. Acceleration's sign indicates direction, whether its positive or negative. Device model Device version model Connection State State Error Description Calibration State Initialization state Error code Refresh informations about Novint FalconGrip version modelIs Novint Driver Installed? Disable\Enable Mouse control Switch between Attraction, Normal, Repulsion Falcon commands and Novint help Apply forces for all buttons Apply force for left button Apply force for center button Apply force for right button The position Z of Novint Falcon can control the zoom value of the Magnifier Automatic Force Feedback Reset Mass\Force Value Disable all Axis Disable X axis Disable Y axis Disable Z axis Mass is the quantity of inertia possessed by an object or the proportion between force and acceleration refered to in Newton's second law of Motion