Windows operating system

The tool supports specifically Windows operating systems as it utilizes native Windows libraries to simulate keyboard and mouse input exactly like a real device.

Features

Any input that you can produce on a keyboard or a mouse can be created using this tool. You don't even need to have a physical input device connected at all, and there are no limits to how many keys/buttons can be pressed at once, unlike with real hardware. The mouse movement also takes multiple displays into account. The tool can be used simply in the editor or by using C#.

The tool also allows you to customize certain options, such as the following:

• Pausing the input while the application doesn't have focus or the cursor is not on top of the window.
• Remapping any cursor movement so that the application window is considered to be the whole screen.
• Repeating the inputs a number of times.
• Listing multiple different inputs to be performed in a row.
• Customizing specific inputs. For example applying keyboard inputs at the same time or specifying cursor movement as an absolute position on the display.
• Distribution of the inputs over time with natural variance.

Variance

It is possible to customize the distribution of the given inputs. This allows for realistic, less deterministic input.

Distribution can be either normal or linear, with customizable average lengths and standard deviations for the input groups and even specific keystrokes.

Support

If you have any questions or suggestions for additional functionality for Keyboard and Mouse Simulation for Windows, do not hesitate to contact us via email!

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