Finally, a system for Mac that allows you to have multiple mice, multiple monitors and assign each to one another. While Mac allows for multiple mice plugged-in at the same time, it doesn't allow multiple cursors at the same time.
DynaMouse allows you to assign a specific display to a dedicated mouse device (including the built-in mac trackpads) so that when you have multiple screens in a studio-like/complex workstation setup (and far apart from each other), you don't have to drag your mouse over to the other screen.
Behold:
When you first start DynaMouse and start configuring it, you will be asked to enable a few settings in System Preferences so that Dynamouse can:
- Access HID devices
- Control the mouse position
- Get current displays
- Works as a system tray, doesn't appear in the dock
- Supports infinity monitors and pointer devices
- Assign multiple mice to the same monitor
- Configure specific mice to be uncontrolled (not governed by DynaMouse)
- Each mouse's position is remembered on each screen
- Non-obtrusive: doesn't lock the mouse to screen bounds, i.e. you can still drag a mouse to a different screen.
- Setting to launch on login.
The devices below have been tested and work:
- Corsair HARPOON RGB Gaming Mouse
- Corsair HARPOON Wireless RGB Gaming Mouse
- Apple magic trackpad (MMMP3AM/A)
- M1 Macbook trackpad
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