MouseManager

public static void MouseManager.SetMousePos(string reason, Vector3 destination, bool actualymove = true)

Move the mouse to a specific location using world position (position of game objects) This method take care of converting the world position accounting for the current camera zoom and rotation, to screen position.

reasonstring

The reason of of the move, usually used for debugging purpose.

destinationVector3

the position where to move the mouse.

actualymovebool

Deprecated, this is always true.

public static void MouseManager.SetMousePosition(Vector2 pos, bool sleep = true)

Move the mouse to a specific location using screen position, this method is rarely used.

posVector2

A vector of 2 float, internally converted to integer, describing the X and Y coordinate

sleepbool

Specifies sleep. Optional; the default is shown in the signature.

public static void MouseManager.SetMousePosition(Vector2i pos, bool useRandomPos = true)

Move the mouse to a specific location using screen position.

posVector2i

A vector of 2 integers describing the X and Y coordinate

useRandomPosbool

Should the function add random(-2, 2) to x and y? Please note, this will cause the mouse to slightly move from the original position, so use it carefully.

public static void MouseManager.SetMousePosition(int posX, int posY, bool sleep = true)

Move the mouse to a specific location using screen position.

posXint

X coordinate

posYint

Y coordinate

sleepbool

Should the function sleep after the move? default sleep is a random number between 25 and 40ms

public static IMouseHandler MouseManager.Instance { get; set; }

Retrieve the current IMouseHandler Instance, mostly used for internal purpose.

public static bool MouseManager.LogEvents { get; set; }

If LogEvents is enabled, a log message is displayed every time the mouse is moved and the coordinates are printed.

public static int MouseManager.MouseActionDelayMs { get; set; }

Get or Set the default pause between mouse click actions. The default value is 50ms (20 click per second). Please note: a degree of randomnes is added to this value during runtime, different for every call. (0 to 15 ms).