I’m curious. I just connected my bluetooth mouse to my iPad (the keyboard is already connected) and I tried using the mouse instead of the pencil. It’s actually quite nice!
So the question is, who else out there is using the mouse on the iPad to do Shapr3D?
I tried it, but the pencil is much better in my opinion.
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@SteSchmi
I tried the 3dConnexion Space Explorer on the Win version, and it doesn’t work yet. 
But the Space Explorer works great on the Mac. 
Splines are easier with a mouse. It can be quite frustrating using the pressure spline method with the pencil.
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I prefer using the pencil and touch. But I do use mouse and keyboard from time to time.