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Except the mouse doesn't know exactly where it is on the screen, or how it's concept of CPI (counts per inch) relates to pixels on the screen.
by akira2501 13y ago
Except the mouse doesn't know exactly where it is on the screen, or how it's concept of CPI (counts per inch) relates to pixels on the screen.
- rdl 13y agoThat's a pain, but I think I could work around it by observing the human's use of the mouse for a while; there are some known actions (let's restrict to Windows), like clicking on start menu and some other stuff. By watching and calibrating, you could get a good idea what to do. You also might know a lot about the target environment; maybe they have totally standardized configurations including mouse speed, display size, etc. The environment I'm thinking about is something like a SCADA control system for, say, a centrifuge cascade :)