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With this event type, you can control the mouse pointer of your Mac with OSC events, just like a real mouse.
As with all OSCulator events, these events must be comprised between 0 and 1.
1. Moving the pointer
There are two ways of changing the pointer position:
- Absolute Moves
The OSC value controls the absolute coordinate of the pointer. - Relative Moves
When an OSC value is received, it tells how much the mouse pointer must move relatively to its previous position. A value of 0 means no movement, whereas 1 means maximum move.
2. Buttons and Scroll wheel events
There are 3 buttons available: Left, Center and Right button. Multi-clicks are supported.
The Scroll Wheel events emulate the behaviour of a scroll wheel device on a mouse.
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