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| Category | Setting | Description |
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| Grid Cursor | Set Activation Key | Sets the grid cursor activation key. Can be cleared if a button mapper is used instead. Can be cleared to disable the grid cursor. |
| Clear Activation Key | Clears the grid cursor activation key. | |
| Grid Levels | Sets the number of grid levels needed to dispatch a tap. | |
| Persistent Overlay |
On: Resets back to the main grid after the final tap.Off: Deactivates the grid after the final tap. |
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| Background Color | Color of the grid's background. Specified as an ARGB hex value. | |
| Keep Current Grid Transparent |
On: The background color will be applied over the entire screen except for the current grid, which remains transparent.Off: The background color will be applied over the entire screen. |
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| Lines Color | Color of the grid's lines. Specified as an ARGB hex value. | |
| Line Width | Width of the grid's border and inner lines. | |
| Grid Lines |
Show: Always show grid lines.Final: Only show grid lines in the final grid level.Hide: Never show grid lines. |
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| Numbers Color | Color of the grid's numbers. Specified as an ARGB hex value. | |
| Hide Numbers |
On: Hides the number in each grid cell.Off: Shows the number in each grid cell. |
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| Numbers Font Size | Size of the grid's numbers. | |
| Standard Cursor | Set Activation Key | Sets the standard cursor activation key. Can be cleared if a button mapper is used instead. Can be cleared to disable the standard cursor. |
| Clear Activation Key | Clears the standard cursor activation key. | |
| Control Scheme | In the D-pad and Numpad control schemes, toggling is disabled if Activation Duration is 0ms. Scroll mode is indicated by a screen border indicator with a color determined by the Cursor Color setting.Standard: Use D-pad to move and numpad to scroll.Swapped: Use D-pad to scroll and numpad to move.D-pad: Use D-pad to move and scroll. Toggle between the two using the activation key or the button mapper shortcut.Numpad: Use numpad to move and scroll. Toggle between the two using the activation key or the button mapper shortcut.TV: Use D-pad to move. Scroll buttons are manually assigned. |
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| Assign Scroll Buttons | This setting applies only to the TV control scheme and allows the scroll buttons to be manually assigned. | |
| Screen Edge Behavior |
None: Cursor remains at the edge of the screen.Wrap: Cursor wraps to the opposite side.Scroll: Continuously scroll slowly in the direction of the edge. |
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| Cursor Speed | Cursor's base speed without acceleration. Maximum base speed of 10. |
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| Cursor Acceleration | Cursor's accelerated speed. 0 denotes no acceleration of base speed. Maximum acceleration of 10. All base speeds have the same maximum accelerated speed. |
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| Cursor Acceleration Start | Duration after which base speed begins accelerating if the cursor is still moving. | |
| Cursor Acceleration Duration | Duration after which accelerated speed is reached after cursor begins acceleration. | |
| Show Location Clickable |
On: The cursor will attempt to determine if its current location is clickable and, if so, show an indicator. May affect performance, although this check is only evaluated once each time the cursor stops moving.Off: The cursor will not evaluate its current location. |
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| Application List Type |
Allow: The cursor will show clickable locations only for the selected apps.Deny: The cursor will always show clickable locations except for the selected apps. |
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| Select Applications | Enables/disables the clickable indicator for any application in the app drawer plus the stock launcher. | |
| Cursor Size | Size of the cursor. | |
| Smooth Cursor Corners |
On: Round out the corners of the cursor.Off: Use default icon. |
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| Cursor Color | Color of the cursor's body with a fixed opacity of 70%. Specified as an RGB hex value. |
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| Match Border to Body |
On: Cursor border is set to cursor body color except with 100%.Off: Cursor border is set to black. |
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| Custom Cursor Icons |
On: Enables user to set custom icons.Off: Cursor icon is set to the default icon. |
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| Change Icon | Opens system picker for file selection and saves the selected file inside the application. Supported formats include png, gif, jpg/jpeg, bmp, and webp. See Example Usage for more information on custom icons. | |
| Icon Alignment |
Top left: Cursor is aligned to the top-left of the cursor icon.Center: Cursor is aligned to the center of the cursor icon. |
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| Clear Icon | Deletes the saved file from the application and falls back to the base custom cursor icon or default cursor icon. | |
| Auto-Hide Cursor Options | Text Fields |
On: Hide the cursor when a text field opens a keyboard, and restore the cursor when the keyboard closes.Off: Never auto-hide the cursor in text fields. |
| Lock Screen | This setting applies only when a screen lock has been configured.On: Hide the cursor when the device locks, and restore the cursor when the device unlocks.Off: Never auto-hide the cursor in the lock screen. |
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| Application List Type | This setting can be temporarily overridden by manual activation. Specifically, if a cursor is auto-hidden and then manually reactivated (i.e. not auto-restored), the cursor will remain activated in the current application until any of the rules set by C9 > Auto-Hide Cursor Options are re-triggered (i.e. a keyboard is opened or the foreground application changes).To control behavior in the recents menu, select the stock launcher in this list. Allow: The cursor will auto-show inside selected applications and auto-hide otherwise.Deny: The cursor will auto-hide inside selected applications and auto-show otherwise. |
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| Select Applications | Enables auto-hide/show for any application in the app drawer plus the stock launcher. | |
| Common Gesture Options | Gesture Style |
Fixed 1: Scrolls are controlled and fixed distance. In non-Shizuku scrolling, this may work better on media and in other places.Fixed 2: Enforces fixed distance scrolling more strongly than Fixed 1. In non-Shizuku scrolling, this may work better in browsers and other places. Not applicable when Shizuku integration is enabled.Inertia: Scrolls resemble flicks. |
| Gesture Visualization |
On: Show visualizations for all gestures.Off: Hide all visualizations. |
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| Gesture Visualization Size | Size of visualization icon. | |
| Scroll Options | Natural Scrolling |
On: Pressing up will cause content to scroll down, etc.Off: Pressing up will cause content to scroll up, etc. |
| Scroll Duration | Duration of scroll gestures. The standard cursor's Scroll screen edge behavior defaults to the maximum of this range. |
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| Scroll Distance | Distance scrolled in proportion to the corresponding axis. Example: If set to 50% and when scrolling up, the cursor will attempt to scroll 50% of the screen's height but will not exceed the top of the screen. |
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| Advanced Scrolling |
On: Enables settings to accelerate continuous scrolling decelerate edge scrolling.Off: Returns continuous scrolling and edge scrolling to their default behavior and hides their settings. |
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| Continuous Scroll Duration | This setting requires Advanced Scrolling to be enabled.Duration of scroll gestures during continuous scrolling. This is upper bounded by Scroll Duration for accelerated scrolling. |
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| Continuous Scroll Distance | This setting requires Advanced Scrolling to be enabled.Distance scrolled in proportion to the corresponding axis during continuous scrolling. This is lower bounded by Scroll Distance for accelerated scrolling. |
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| Acceleration Start | Duration after which scroll duration and scroll distance begin accelerating towards continuous scroll duration and continuous scroll distance, respectively, once continuous scrolling is active. | |
| Acceleration Duration | Duration after which continuous scroll duration and continuous scroll distance are reached after scrolling begins acceleration. | |
| Edge Scroll Duration | This setting requires Advanced Scrolling to be enabled and the standard cursor's screen edge behavior set to Scroll.Duration of scroll gestures during edge scrolling. This is lower bounded by Scroll Duration for decelerated scrolling. |
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| Edge Scroll Distance | This setting requires Advanced Scrolling to be enabled and the standard cursor's screen edge behavior set to Scroll.Distance scrolled in proportion to the corresponding axis during edge scrolling. This is upper bounded Scroll Distance for decelerated scrolling. |
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| Zoom Options | Zoom Duration | Duration of zoom gestures. |
| Zoom Distance | Distance zoomed in proportion to the y-axis. | |
| General | Activation Duration | Duration until cursor (de)activation. Does not apply to third-party button mappers. If set to 0ms, the buttons used for activation will be completely intercepted by this application, and the following features will be disabled: Reset back to main grid in the grid cursor and Toggle Move/Scroll in the standard cursor. |
| Rotate Buttons With Orientation | This setting only applies to devices that can rotate.On: Rotate the D-pad and numpad along with the screen. Off: D-pad and numpad behave as though the screen is always in portrait mode. |
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| Show Notification Icon |
On: Show a notification icon when any cursor is activated/visible and a separate notification icon when any cursor is autohidden. Off: Do not show a notification icon. |
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| Developer Options | Enable Shizuku Integration | This setting is force enabled by default on Android 7 devices.On: Cursor will authorize with Shizuku and, if authorized, dispatch gestures using Shizuku.Off: Cursor will use the default gesture dispatch. |
| Android 7 Override | This setting only applies to Android 7 device.On: Removes the Shizuku integration requirement, but all gestures are unsupported without Shizuku except for clicks.Off: Maintains Shizuku requirement to support all gestures. |
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| Overlapping Gestures | This setting applies only to manual gestures, not those dispatched during a continuous gesture via a held button.On: New scrolls and zooms can be immediately dispatched before any prior gesture ends. Currently not recommended for use with Shizuku.Off: Scroll and zoom button presses are ignored until any prior gesture ends. |
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| Improve Non-Shizuku Gestures | This setting does not apply if Shizuku is active, and it is recommended only for Android versions 8-10 if poor gesture performance is observed.On: Scrolls and zooms become smoother at the expense of possible stutter.Off: Cursor will use the default gesture dispatch. |
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| Use Physical Size |
On: Cursor will use the screen's physical dimensions to overlay.Off: Cursor will not overlay on top of any navigation bars. |
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| Disable Touchscreen | This setting may result in missed gestures and may introduce input lag.On: Cursor will enable the touchscreen only to dispatch gestures and will otherwise prevent user touchscreen inputs.Off: Cursor will not interfere with the touchscreen. |
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| Ignore Numpad |
On: Cursor will ignore any actions associated with numpad buttons, except for activation.Off: Actions associated with numpad buttons will remain enabled. |
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| Allow Passthrough | This setting was only added to allow the backlight of the Vortex V3 to function.On: Cursor will process but not intercept key presses. Not recommended.Off: Cursor will both process and intercept key presses. Default behavior. |