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You use trackballs to input relative movement commands. The position of the ball doesn't need to relate to the position of the cursor. It's like a mouse if you
by noobiemcfoob 9y ago
You use trackballs to input relative movement commands. The position of the ball doesn't need to relate to the position of the cursor. It's like a mouse if you picked it up and replaced it after every stroke. They have a couple nice properties in that they can be fixed in place and offer more freedom of movement to a joystick.