[Suggestion] Move Mouse?

[bonowantbiddy]

I cant remember I which video I watched, but the ducky was able to move a command prompt and some what hide it. I dont see the options for that though based on the commands the wiki shows. for example move the mouse to pixels 1x1. Any ideas?

[ascorbic]

At the moment the firmware does not provide the option to move the mouse. However, you can do this easily enough with keyboard shortcuts. Here is an example

http://www.iducke.com/Encoder/IDE/p

[bonowantbiddy]

At the moment the firmware does not provide the option to move the mouse. However, you can do this easily enough with keyboard shortcuts. Here is an example

http://www.iducke.com/Encoder/IDE/p

My guess is this is exactly what i was seeing. Thanks for the link.

[Lab42Jason]

USB combo devices are possible. Is mouse control something we should think about in the future?

[ascorbic]

I think it would be nice to have access to the mouse, however the only practical use for it I can think of at the moment is periodically moving it to prevent the screen saver from turning on. I guess the keyboard arrow keys could also do this but I think a user is less likely to notice the mouse jumping around a bit as that can be "normal". So low priority.

[Darren Kitchen]

I think shift is the best key to press periodically to keep a machine awake. Unless someone is actively typing it'll go unnoticed.

[overwraith]

Kinda resurrecting a dead topic, but actually, mouse movement could add a lot of functionality to the USB Rubber Duckey. If you know the screen size of your target, and use something like the Logitech G13 and its internal Lua scripting to grab screen pixel values, and you full screened some applications, you could use any buttons on the application with the Duckey regardless of whether they support key combos. On the same token, however you could probably program the Logitech G13 to do pretty much anything the Duckey can anyway. I prefer the Duckey though, since it is a small and flash drive like poison pill.