How can I automate mouse movement in OS X via AppleScript or a shell script?
Just recently I got into an FPS game and I've wanted to challenge myself to make an anti-recoil script for a while.
An anti-recoil script would essentially move the mouse based on a set of calculations or a fixed pattern.
So far I've tried moving the mouse via Automator and Keyboard Maestro, but for some reason when the mouse is moved via these programs, everything except the game recognizes it, and so instead of the game's camera view moving, the actual cursor becomes visible overtop the game and moves to a different point on the screen. Essentially the cursor is teleporting from point to point and the game doesn't recognize it.
I was wondering if there is an alternative way to move the mouse via AppleScript or shell script?
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Just recently I got into an FPS game and I've wanted to challenge myself to make an anti-recoil script for a while.
An anti-recoil script would essentially move the mouse based on a set of calculations or a fixed pattern.
So far I've tried moving the mouse via Automator and Keyboard Maestro, but for some reason when the mouse is moved via these programs, everything except the game recognizes it, and so instead of the game's camera view moving, the actual cursor becomes visible overtop the game and moves to a different point on the screen. Essentially the cursor is teleporting from point to point and the game doesn't recognize it.
I was wondering if there is an alternative way to move the mouse via AppleScript or shell script?
mac shell mouse macros applescript
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Just recently I got into an FPS game and I've wanted to challenge myself to make an anti-recoil script for a while.
An anti-recoil script would essentially move the mouse based on a set of calculations or a fixed pattern.
So far I've tried moving the mouse via Automator and Keyboard Maestro, but for some reason when the mouse is moved via these programs, everything except the game recognizes it, and so instead of the game's camera view moving, the actual cursor becomes visible overtop the game and moves to a different point on the screen. Essentially the cursor is teleporting from point to point and the game doesn't recognize it.
I was wondering if there is an alternative way to move the mouse via AppleScript or shell script?
mac shell mouse macros applescript
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Just recently I got into an FPS game and I've wanted to challenge myself to make an anti-recoil script for a while.
An anti-recoil script would essentially move the mouse based on a set of calculations or a fixed pattern.
So far I've tried moving the mouse via Automator and Keyboard Maestro, but for some reason when the mouse is moved via these programs, everything except the game recognizes it, and so instead of the game's camera view moving, the actual cursor becomes visible overtop the game and moves to a different point on the screen. Essentially the cursor is teleporting from point to point and the game doesn't recognize it.
I was wondering if there is an alternative way to move the mouse via AppleScript or shell script?
mac shell mouse macros applescript
mac shell mouse macros applescript
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I use cliclick All the time. Works great for everything I need it for
Here is a screen shot some of the commands
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I tried Cliclick, it has the same effect of moving only the mouse position and not the viewfinder in the game, and didn't work.
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I use cliclick All the time. Works great for everything I need it for
Here is a screen shot some of the commands
answered Jan 5 at 18:10
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I tried Cliclick, it has the same effect of moving only the mouse position and not the viewfinder in the game, and didn't work.
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I use cliclick All the time. Works great for everything I need it for
Here is a screen shot some of the commands
answered Jan 5 at 18:10
wch1zpinkwch1zpink
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I tried Cliclick, it has the same effect of moving only the mouse position and not the viewfinder in the game, and didn't work.
– Elegant.Scripting
2 days ago
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I use cliclick All the time. Works great for everything I need it for
Here is a screen shot some of the commands
answered Jan 5 at 18:10
wch1zpinkwch1zpink
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I use cliclick All the time. Works great for everything I need it for
Here is a screen shot some of the commands
answered Jan 5 at 18:10
wch1zpinkwch1zpink
21027
answered Jan 5 at 18:10
wch1zpinkwch1zpink
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answered Jan 5 at 18:10
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answered Jan 5 at 18:10
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I tried Cliclick, it has the same effect of moving only the mouse position and not the viewfinder in the game, and didn't work.
– Elegant.Scripting
2 days ago
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I tried Cliclick, it has the same effect of moving only the mouse position and not the viewfinder in the game, and didn't work.
– Elegant.Scripting
2 days ago
I tried Cliclick, it has the same effect of moving only the mouse position and not the viewfinder in the game, and didn't work.
– Elegant.Scripting
2 days ago
I tried Cliclick, it has the same effect of moving only the mouse position and not the viewfinder in the game, and didn't work.
– Elegant.Scripting
2 days ago
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