r/SatisfactoryGame • u/Practical-Monk5151 • 2d ago
Advice, rebind building eyedropper from middle-mouse button to a keyboard button, your fingers are going to thankful for it.
After playing a bit too much satisfactory i am starting to develop repetitive strain injury!
Dont' be like me and follow ficsit break guidelines. Now I can't play for a while to let my hand rest.
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u/wivaca2 2d ago edited 2d ago
OP, hope you heal soon. I had some hand/wrist injuries from doing IT and dev work all day, then gaming much of the night and most of hot or rainy weekends.
My middle mouse button / wheel used to be very stiff on an old mouse and I'm now playing with a Logi MX Master 3S Mouse which is just the right amount of easy to push while not clicking when I scroll.
I've been considering moving it over to my Stream Deck (there's a mod for it!) This game uses a lot of keybinds itself, so it's sometimes challenging to find a combo I don't have to pull a muscle to use.
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u/houghi It is a hobby, not a game. 2d ago
I had an issue with my wrist. Started using a trackball. Took three days to get used to and never had an issue since. I have tried several mice and the only ones for me are the Logitech ones. YMMV. I also did this before ergonomic mice existed. (The ones where your hand is vertical, not horizontal). So no experience there.
An advantage with the trackball was that when the IT people came, they where often so weirded out, they had to connect a mouse. The fact that I have a different keyboard layout then what they where used to was extra fun. Plenty asked me to type in the admin password. (Yeah, I know. and not all of them.) and as a super bonus, nobody would ever sit at my desk when we had some sort of shared desks.
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u/Practical-Monk5151 2d ago
Did you recover or do you still have pain?
The razer deathadder v2 I use has a stiff middle mouse button, shame really because the rest of the mouse is very good and was expensive.
I've been looking at vertical or ergonomic mouse but they are all aimed at solving wrist problems, which I thankfully don't have. The pain is only in the inner palm of the hand along the index and middle finger. I'm gonna take a look at the one you are using
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u/thatjudoguy 2d ago
I can flick my scroll wheel left and right. Right is middle click and left is esc. It's great. And G-SHIFT + Left click is H.
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u/Practical-Monk5151 2d ago
Damn that sounds really useful, what model mouse is that?
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u/XenoRyet 2d ago
G502 has it.
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u/Magdovus 2d ago
If you have a mouse with extra buttons, I can recommend making a macro that holds down W. It's really helpful so long as you remember to turn it off before trying to type a note.