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IOGraph mentions (6)

• Turn Mouse Events into Art

  Https://iographica.com/ is a similar application that makes prettier pictures. (Anti-aliased rendering, more sophisticated visualisation that maps ‘mouse stops‘ of different lengths to disks of varying sizes, and maps time to colour.) Hacking Karbon to teach it similar tricks could be a fun project; maybe Pycairo would be suitable for better rendering? - Source: Hacker News / almost 2 years ago

• Played a match with a friend and we recorded our mouse movement. I edge pan, he uses his keyboard to move the camera. This is the result. We are playing a different game...

  Would be neat to see how yours looks. https://iographica.com is the program we used to record. Source: about 2 years ago

• Different aiming techniques

  For anybody who wanted to actually see what their mouse movements look like, there is software you can download, one of the more popular one's is IOGraphica. Source: over 2 years ago

• [OC] I used a mouse tracking software while gaming over the past few years (more info in comments)

  Since several years I have the habit of using IOGraphica, a free, lightweight Jave software to track my mouse movement each time I start gaming (so basically everyday). Source: almost 3 years ago

• [OC] So I used a mouse movement tracking software while gaming for the next few years, and the results are somewhat interesting... (source in comment)

  I used IOGraphica, a lightweight Java software to track my mouse movements while gaming, and ordered the results by game and duration of gaming session. The software in itself isn't really stable (because Java), but the results can be interesting. Firstly, the FPS are clearly identified, as mouse movements are mostly left and right. Secondly, some games do not create a satisfying output. I don't know why, that... Source: about 3 years ago

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