The trial version only allows recordings to repeat up to five times, but you should still be able to determine if Mouse Recorder is the right program for you.Įditors' note: This is a review of the trial version of Mouse Recorder 2.3.6.6. It couldn't be easier to use, but how useful Mouse Recorder is to you will probably depend on what tasks/actions you're recording. Mouse Recorder doesn't capture any other activity such as keyboard strokes, although the publisher offers tools that will do both. In one case, it was a Word document, and we ended up with the Save As option for our open doc. It worked exactly as expected when the screen remained the same in replay as it was in recording but when, for example, a browser window was already opened, it simply went to whatever window was on top and repeated the actions there. We started with a simple task of opening a Web browser and then a bookmarked site.
Its a lifesaver because I was constantly losing my mouse, now I can see where it is all the time because of the change in the icon I chose. At the bottom of the interface it lists your saved recordings by name. I am using Yolo mouse cursor software for my mouse in the game and have had no issues with it. There's even an option to shut down your computer when the recording stops. The rest of the interface lets you fine-tune how a recording is implemented, with options to repeat once or multiple times and to set the speed and delay times between each repeat. We liked that each button includes a keyboard shortcut to start the processes, as well.
The small interface holds only a few options, including the two main buttons, Record and Repeat. While it worked for some tasks, others weren't so easily reproduced. Mouse Recorder is a tool designed to automate tasks you perform with your mouse by letting you record the steps and replay them easily. I'm honestly surprised 'cursor packs' haven't been implemented by ArenaNet, especially as there has been a demand for them since launch and that they could easily monetize them if they wanted to instead of just offering them free as optional, selectable theme packs in the options menu.If you use your computer daily, you might have thought about how much time you spend doing the same things over and over again. I immediately replaced all of the default cursors years ago with animated ones of various types.
As noted in the program FAQ, just remove a default cursor and rename the custom cursor to what its name (number) was and choose it in-game as normal. Just find an animated cursor you like online someplace and add it into the Yolomouse directory with the others. You can also add animated cursors that twist, spin, sparkle, bloom, expand, pulse and whatever else. You can zoom any customized cursor with Yolomouse, by the way. Alech.4305" said:In case you want a bigger mouse cursor but not the huge annoying default cursors of Yolomouse, use some modified or original GW2 mouse cursors.
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