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1. #Bettertouchtool move mouse to position software
2. #Bettertouchtool move mouse to position mac
3. #Bettertouchtool move mouse to position windows

It actually feels quite unstable trying to orbit or pan using only one finger instead of two which is your current set up.

#Bettertouchtool move mouse to position mac

To right click on a mac trackpad you just click with two fingers instead of one. It’s ridiculous, I should not need 4 fingers held in an uncomfortable position to use one tool, and not very successfully I might add.Īll the other softwares I have used operate like this: It’s intuitive and easy, for you guys however it appears I have to hold down command, control, shift then press and drag ONE finger on the trackpad just to pan. I have used a lot of different modelling softwares over the years and they all use similar gestures to orbit and pan.

#Bettertouchtool move mouse to position software

I have been using a mac trackpad for years, so I am way more accurate with this then a mouse but your software makes it so frustrating to navigate with it, not to mention I had to search through countless forums before someone finally wrote the keys I was supposed to press in order to use pan and orbit without changing tools completely, as there is no mention of this anywhere I could find. Ask if you need help implementing it.Hey guys am I missing something here? Why is navigation (orbit and pan) so difficult with this software when using a trackpad? If you prefer option (B) - the keyboard shortcut route - that's also doable, but it's a bit different approach. Every time you switch apps, it will center the cursor in the first open window of the application. Launch the script and leave it running in the background. TheEvent = CGEventCreateMouseEvent(None, kCGEventMouseMoved, (posx,posy), kCGMouseButtonLeft) Set to position of first windowįrom Quartz.CoreGraphics import CGEventCreateMouseEventįrom Quartz.CoreGraphics import CGEventPostįrom Quartz.CoreGraphics import kCGMouseButtonLeftįrom Quartz.CoreGraphics import kCGHIDEventTapįrom Quartz.CoreGraphics import kCGEventMouseMoved

Set targetAppName to (targetApp's localizedName) as text Set targetApp to (notif's userInfo's valueForKey:"NSWorkspaceApplicationKey") we don't use the idle loop, so tell the system let the app sleep. Tell notifCent to addObserver:me selector:"activeAppHasChanged:" |name|:"NSWorkspaceDidActivateApplicationNotification" object:(missing value) Set notifCent to workSp's notificationCenter() Set workSp to NSWorkspace's sharedWorkspace()

Property NSWorkspace : class "NSWorkspace" You'll need to give it Accessibility permissions in security preferences, and you'll have to toggle those permissions off and on again every time you edit the script application.

#Bettertouchtool move mouse to position windows

and will fail silently if there are no open windows or some other error condition occurs.Ĭopy the following script into the Script Editor, and save it as an stay-open application (select 'Application' from the File Format pulldown menu, and click the 'stay open after run handler' checkbox). It will operate whenever an app becomes active - through cmd-tab, a click on the dock icon, a double-click on the app icon, etc. The following script should do what you ask for in (A), with the caveat that it can't distinguish how an app is opened. The basic concept is simple enough, though there are quirks in the implementation.