thanks so much i didnt feel like reading and going through the arduino code so i decided to find a video and you taught me everything i needed to know to code my controller lol
This video helped me a lot with my Davinci Resolve controller project. Some of the functions are not available from their keyboard shortcut list so I had to program a series of mouse movements and left clicks to get to a specific menu. Awesome tutoria! Thank you!
Great video! The mouse moves in a relative way. Would be good to have an "absolute move" function to have mouse click in the same spot repetitively like an icon in the task bar.. I guess a workaround would be to move an incredibly ridiculous amount first to guarantee the mouse is in 0,0. Then move relatively.
One more suggestion ( that I should have mentioned in the last comment) if you put a delay of say 15 seconds somewhere in your setup Loop this will give you a 15-second buffer between when you plug in your Arduino and your sketch starts running giving you the 15 seconds to uploaded a corrected sketch once you've perfected your sketch you simply comment out or remove the delay.
At 27:00 you make the "move window" rutine and just say cool it works. It did not do what we expected? Why did the window move twice as far as the mouse?
hallo, maybe this is a funny question, but how can I do this with Arduino to right mouse button "release the button is pressing and holding, pressing is release the button" its like to reverse the function. :DD
This idea is exactly what brought me here. In fact, the keyboard tutorial might be enough to achieve what you want. Just have it automatically send a certain key press every so often. I haven't tried it yet, but might be easier than relying on something that jiggles the mouse cursor
Great questions! Right click can be done with modifier keys: www.arduino.cc/reference/en/language/functions/usb/keyboard/keyboardmodifiers/ As far as registering one click - do you mean, just having it make one click?
Hi there, awesome video. I have been looking for something like this for project, emulating a mouse over mqtt for my cctv. I have experience with esp8266. Can the mouse library be combined with the Esp8266 modules to make a mouse over mqtt?
@@programmingelectronics Yes Esp doesnot support mouse or keyboard but I am trying to use esp8266 over mqtt to make an arduino pin high which can be trigger for the mouse clicks. This could be possible with a common ground or drawing power for esp from arduino itself. But then again the problem I think could happen is that esp gpio works at 3.3v which maybe too little for the arduino to realize as high.
@@programmingelectronics Mainly I want to get the X and Y movement and then use that to control speed. Mouse buttons would be use do increment/decrement a variable to fine tune the movement. I've found a USB Host shield that is supposed to do what I need and there is a library to use with it. More to come.
thanks so much i didnt feel like reading and going through the arduino code so i decided to find a video and you taught me everything i needed to know to code my controller lol
This video helped me a lot with my Davinci Resolve controller project. Some of the functions are not available from their keyboard shortcut list so I had to program a series of mouse movements and left clicks to get to a specific menu. Awesome tutoria! Thank you!
Great video!
The mouse moves in a relative way. Would be good to have an "absolute move" function to have mouse click in the same spot repetitively like an icon in the task bar.. I guess a workaround would be to move an incredibly ridiculous amount first to guarantee the mouse is in 0,0. Then move relatively.
Thanks so much! I like your strategy of "forcing" a 0,0 start point and then going from there.
My thought exactly
One more suggestion ( that I should have mentioned in the last comment) if you put a delay of say 15 seconds somewhere in your setup Loop this will give you a 15-second buffer between when you plug in your Arduino and your sketch starts running giving you the 15 seconds to uploaded a corrected sketch once you've perfected your sketch you simply comment out or remove the delay.
Nice! I love that idea! Thanks for sharing.
I have a feeling this was learned in the school of hard knocks :)
@@programmingelectronics yes sir, I learned that shorting something out is not the only way to "brick" one. 🙂
This is the best tip for everything watching this video!
At 27:00 you make the "move window" rutine and just say cool it works. It did not do what we expected? Why did the window move twice as far as the mouse?
This is a great question - I see what you mean! I'll have to investigate and see why that happened...
but when i plugged it in hostshield the cursor not moving any help ????
Is there a possible way to do this using an Arduino UNO R3?
Yeah, that's really fun!
Agreed! It was way more fun then I thought it would be!
hallo, maybe this is a funny question, but how can I do this with Arduino to right mouse button "release the button is pressing and holding, pressing is release the button" its like to reverse the function. :DD
Hi Could you make a video on Auto Mouse Clicker/Jiggler for WFH environment to keep system awake🙏
This idea is exactly what brought me here. In fact, the keyboard tutorial might be enough to achieve what you want. Just have it automatically send a certain key press every so often. I haven't tried it yet, but might be easier than relying on something that jiggles the mouse cursor
is there anyway i can make the mouse register only one click. and how to i make the right click aswell?
Great questions!
Right click can be done with modifier keys:
www.arduino.cc/reference/en/language/functions/usb/keyboard/keyboardmodifiers/
As far as registering one click - do you mean, just having it make one click?
@@programmingelectronics yeah like one click at a time
Does this lobrary allso work on esp8266
Hi there, awesome video. I have been looking for something like this for project, emulating a mouse over mqtt for my cctv. I have experience with esp8266. Can the mouse library be combined with the Esp8266 modules to make a mouse over mqtt?
Great question! I do not believe the ESP8266 support the Mouse or Keyboard Library.
@@programmingelectronics Yes Esp doesnot support mouse or keyboard but I am trying to use esp8266 over mqtt to make an arduino pin high which can be trigger for the mouse clicks. This could be possible with a common ground or drawing power for esp from arduino itself. But then again the problem I think could happen is that esp gpio works at 3.3v which maybe too little for the arduino to realize as high.
Arduino Uno will work ?
Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
thanks.
Thank you for watching!
will this work on Arduino Uno??
It will work on an UNO R4, but not the more common UNO R3
my mouse does not move when i connect it to the usb host shiel but it stays on can anyone help me?
What about being able to READ data from a mouse?
Cool idea! Just to make sure I follow, like to get information about # of clicks?
@@programmingelectronics Mainly I want to get the X and Y movement and then use that to control speed. Mouse buttons would be use do increment/decrement a variable to fine tune the movement. I've found a USB Host shield that is supposed to do what I need and there is a library to use with it. More to come.
Very cool @@TheJimtanker !
@@michaelcheich2481 Come to find out, I need an Arduino Due to use the USB Host shield. Darn!
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i want to connect pc keyboard with arduino and control mouse crouser
Please
19:15 who else held there screen trying to guess where the mouse would move
Ha!
0:09 no why 😫
please response me