One last feature request: currently, the grid mode doesn't seem to support multiple monitors, i.e., it only splits the screen where the mouse pointer is. Would that be possible to add a "teleport" feature? For example, pressing CTRL-J would teleport the mouse pointer, say, 75% of the screen's resolution to the left. If there are two monitors, the pointer would be moved to the screen on the left in at most two teleports. If there is only one monitor, then it would move the pointer close to its left edge. (There would be similar "teleports" for CTRL-I, CTRL-K, and CTRL-L to support different display set-ups.) In theory, this can be accomplished by switching to the inertia mode, but that's not very convenient. I would contribute some code myself if TPMouse were written in Python, but I can't help with .au3 :/
Thanks for again for the explanation and being so receptive!
One last feature request: currently, the grid mode doesn't seem to support multiple monitors, i.e., it only splits the screen where the mouse pointer is. Would that be possible to add a "teleport" feature? For example, pressing CTRL-J would teleport the mouse pointer, say, 75% of the screen's resolution to the left. If there are two monitors, the pointer would be moved to the screen on the left in at most two teleports. If there is only one monitor, then it would move the pointer close to its left edge. (There would be similar "teleports" for CTRL-I, CTRL-K, and CTRL-L to support different display set-ups.) In theory, this can be accomplished by switching to the inertia mode, but that's not very convenient. I would contribute some code myself if TPMouse were written in Python, but I can't help with .au3 :/
Thanks for again for the explanation and being so receptive!