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More “human-like” mouse movements (easing) #23
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Hello. Is there a way to disable easing effect? I built the project, and I can't find option to disable easing. I really need just move, I don't want to actually see how mouse is moved. I managed to disable it replacing this code: with this one: I found this piece of code in git diff. |
Currently, there is no flag to disable easing, but there will be. |
Cool. Thank you. And thank you so much for sharing this project. I started learning cocoa recently, and cliclick is super valuable resource. I already changed few things. For example Cheers |
You needn’t change the source – there’s |
True, but by default |
Enter pipes: using … |
For purposes such as scripting screencasts, where things like the movement of the mouse pointer should be perceivable (instead of the mouse jumping around the screen, which is what happens when using cliclick now), it would be nice to have mouse movement easing – probably cubic in/out easing.
This means that a whole series of mouse move events would have to be fired to emulate this.
Reminder: for calculating the easing, this would be sufficient:
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