Mouse pointer/wheel will follow what is specified in them. Uses parametric equations specified script-wise. Can show a traytip of current coordinates and time variable coordinates. This enables you to use the normal NumPad when you don't want the script activated. Customizable speeds for both mouse movements and wheel.

Much faster speed (no more acceleration though).

(This depends if your mouse hardware support the wheel or those buttons.) Button/wheel keys are usable even with mouse devices that don't have the wheel or middle, X1 or X2 buttons. Very smooth movements (even smoother than before, if compared with earliest versions). (X1 and X2 only supportable on Win2000+.) Keys for left, middle, right, X1 and X2 mouse buttons. Arrows in Numpad represent mouse movement, diagonals represent mouse wheel movement (might seem awkward for some). It can do more if you code the equations, unless you suggest something interesting, of course.īasic features (some are old from v1, some are new in v2): It can still be used as an alternative to the mouse, but it could also be an alternative to the tools in a paint program (at least with the equations presented here). The intention with that name was that parametric equations can be used to draw things slowly my making it move over a paint program (but it's not restricted to that, it can be used over anything, including games). On 06 April 2012, I released that, labeled as ''NumpadMouse Draw v2'. In 2011, I had an idea of making this script use parametric equations to do the movement - allowing greater movement freedom. This is a very old script which was revamped a couple of years back, but the revamp seems to have been 'forgotten' - I didn't present previously very well.

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