set up arrow buttons on logitech mouse mac

I would like to set up the same button gestures I use AutoCAD because they are so automatic for me. I am an absolute Rhino beginner using the test version of RHINO for MAC. how to get to them and what to set each one to. what I should set each mouse control to…and then the Rhino preferences ie. I have the same question but need a much more basic step by step answer starting with using the Logitech Control Panel ie. I would like to configure it and I see this explanation. I have the Logitech Marathon Mouse M705 that I have seen other users on the forum discussing and using. Logitech allows you to assign button numbers up to 8, so you are restricted (by Logitech) to a maximum of 8 different mouse buttons. Button 1 is the left mouse button, button 2 is the right mouse button, and button 3 is the middle mouse button. Assign the Advanced Click action to each of the extra buttons, then pick a button number greater than 3. With the Logitech Control center, you want to assign actions to the different mouse buttons. It is quite possible, however, that I did not try hard enough, missed something, etc… I wanted to ask first before continuing to bang my head. I created a Rhinoceros application config in LCC and played around with several settings for the buttons without success…Rhino recognized nothing beyond left/right/middle until I uninstalled LCC. With LLC installed I could not get Rhino to respond to anything beyond left/right/middle in the default config. Trying to get Rhino to recognize the remaining buttons, which are wheel left, wheel right, and “tilt.” (Logitech calls “mouse tilt” a button…and that equals 10 buttons total per my math?) I installed Logitech Control Center. So, without Logitech Control Center installed, beyond left/right/middle(wheel down) clicks, Rhino automatically responds to the indicated Performance MX button numbers shown below.

My question is - how many can I make usable in Mac Rhino? Per Logitech’s web site it has 9 buttons. Ran out and bought a Logitech Performance Mouse MX as replacement. decade old top of the line (at the time) Logitech died. You might consider getting a mouse with lots of buttons.

Set up arrow buttons on logitech mouse mac