Liam wrote:
> Part of what makes the mouse a useful tool for sighted folks if that
> they have control over where it is, and they are also able to see where
> it is on the screen.
end quote
Right, but the implementation here doesn't require knowing where the
cursor is at all. After a bit of practice, you get a feel for how much
movement equates to how much throttle, the same way you get a feel for the
accelerator of a car. The same goes for the lean of the Racer, after a bit
of practice, you will know how much to move the mouse to take a curve, then
when you release the D key, the stabilizers kick back in and straighten the
Racer up on the rail.
I truly think folks that try the mouse as a controller for Rail Racer
won't want to use the keyboard, but I will build in keyboard control for
those without mice.
Thanks,
Che
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