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The easy-to-use program lets you click the left button on your mouse, move the cursor, and send a keystroke. You can even combine the three options as per your requirements. Once you configure the program, it will continually send clicks to your screen to keep remote sessions active, stop screensavers from running, and apply blackout as per user-designed schedules.

Moreover, if you wish to change the frequency of the actions that Move Mouse performs, you can do so with the help of the Behavior tab. And finally, the Scheduler and Blackouts tab lets users create different schedules for when the mouse would work. With the help of this tab, you can create a plan as to when the application starts and when it stops.

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An added functionality offered by the mouse mover program is customization by scripts. You can create and run your own scripts for different events. Creating a start script lets you execute an action the moment you run the program while creating an interval script lets you run the application at set intervals. However, to use this feature, you must know how to create scripts in the first place.

Edit: For visibility, after checking internally, the team was trying to make our mouse events more predictable without changing any existing prototypes. Still, it would be great that we investigate further if there is any bug on your end. Thank you!

Im not sure if this would solve your problem, but for me, if i disconnect it and then reconnect it, it will be mouse leave / enter and not the other one. But im not sure how long it will stay like that as it seems like for you it randomly changed after a while. I hope this could help you at least temporarily.

There seems to be a bug on my end. In my design system file all component events automatically updated from mouse enter and mouse leave to mouse move inside and mouse move outside. Is there a way that we can switch these back without my team having to manually do this?

I have two monitors, and I can't move my mouse between them. I think I'm either missing something super obvious or I'm crazy, because I haven't seen anyone else talk about this on GitHub Issues or here.

If I google "gamemaker move mouse" or simillar stuff, I just get results about moving objects with the mouse and so on - instead, I was wondering if I can make the player's mouse cursor move? I wanna spook the player briefly in my game

When editing in a topic, very often if I move the pointer (regardless of using mouse or trackpad) up (meaning, toward the top) on the screen, the editor zooms out to the parent topic. This will often happen for more than one zoom out so when editing a sub-subtopic, I get zoomed out to the subtopic, then the parent topic in rapid succession.

Zooming movement with a mouse wheel or double-finger movement on the trackpad should zoom in and out of topics and subtopics in Present so it seems like your normal movement is confused to this signal.

Thanks for the reply @Caliguvara

Unfortunately that doesn't quite do what I want. What I need is an action that moves the mouse cursor like this:

Monitor 1 -> Monitor 2 -> Monitor 3 -> Monitor 1 -> etc.

I.e. not just a one-time movement to a specific position, but continuously cycling between monitors.

There is no acceptable way to do this with current scripting capabilities.

"adapting the coordinates" will not work with monitors of different resolution or if the mouse changes monitor without using the script.

Because of this limitations we need the ability to get the current active monitor and to get the current mouse position to be able to implement this with a scrip.

Getting the action to actually move the mouse would be better, though.

I'm going to revive this thread because this script is almost exactly what I'm looking for but I need to modify it to move(and click) the mouse once and then wait till I make a move. This one keeps moving the cursor continuously..

I have a project trying to use Muscle signal to move a mouse cursoron computer screen. Basically, if the signal is positive, it moves tothe right, and if it is negative it moves the cursor to the left.

Moving the mouse on the cursor can be done using operating system calls. On Windows you can use the Windows API, and examples of doing this have been posted before, though you can see the attached VI.

I have been using this code for a few months now inside my master script and so far, it's done exactly what it promised: every 9 minutes (as I set it up), it moves the mouse a tiny bit and this way, I'm able to circumvent the forced lock screen after 10 min. idle which I can't change.

so you'd expect to see the mouse jump 10px to the right, and 10px to the left one second later, repeating every three seconds. What I see is nothing. Anyone have an idea of what I'm doing wrong here? It used to work, configured exactly like this (except the values).

I'm facing the same situation so I came up with a similar script some months ago. The only difference is, mine presses the right-shift key every minute, if the computer is idle. This might work better than jiggling the mouse because the right-shift key is "do nothing" in most programs and in Windows, but it is enought to wake the computer up.

You might have to install the Mouse and Keyboard Center or if you already have that, go through your settings and enable the middle button functionality.

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5.7. Navigating with the Mouse

When you move the mouse, NVDA by default reports the text that is directly under the mouse pointer as the pointer moves over it. Where supported, NVDA will read the surrounding paragraph of text, though some controls may only read by line.

NVDA can be configured to also announce the type of object under the mouse as it moves (e.g. list, button, etc.). This may be useful for totally blind users, as sometimes, the text isn't enough.

NVDA provides a way for users to understand where the mouse is located relative to the dimensions of the screen by playing the current mouse coordinates as audio beeps. The higher the mouse is on the screen, the higher the pitch of the beeps. The further left or right the mouse is located on the screen, the further left or right the sound will be played (assuming the user has stereo speakers or headphones).

These extra mouse features are not turned on by default in NVDA. If you wish to take advantage of them, you can configure them from the Mouse settings dialog, found in the NVDA Preferences menu.

Although a physical mouse or trackpad should be used to navigate with the mouse, NVDA has a few key commands related to the mouse:

Name

Desktop key

Laptop key

Description

Left mouse button click

numpadDivide

NVDA+[

clicks the left mouse button once. The common double click can be performed by pressing this key twice in quick succession

Left mouse button lock

shift+numpadDivide

NVDA+control+[

Locks the left mouse button down. Press again to release it. To drag the mouse, press this key to lock the left button down and then move the mouse either physically or use one of the other mouse routing commands

Right mouse click

numpadMultiply

NVDA+]

Clicks the right mouse button once.

Right mouse button lock

shift+numpadMultiply

NVDA+control+]

Locks the right mouse button down. Press again to release it. To drag the mouse, press this key to lock the right button down and then move the mouse either physically or use one of the other mouse routing commands

Move mouse to current navigator object

NVDA+numpadDivide

NVDA+shift+m

Moves the mouse to the location of the current navigator object and review cursor

Navigate to the object under the mouse

NVDA+numpadMultiply

NVDA+shift+n

Set the navigator object to the object located at the position of the mouse