OK, here's another idea I haven't seen before. Sure, we've had ways of programming extra mouse buttons, but... creating virtual mice? And then controlling those with a joystick? Having your mouse click run a workflow-like program? Building those programs with tiny "building blocks" (there are 44 different kinds of them) in a beautiful, graphical Cocoa application? I've simply gotta try this one! If it actually works and is useful, $15 doesn't seem like much for all of this.
ControllerMate: Automator for Your Input Devices
Published June 3rd, 2006
ControllerMate: Customizing Controller Behavior for Mac OS X
OK, here's another idea I haven't seen before. Sure, we've had ways of programming extra mouse buttons, but... creating virtual mice? And then controlling those with a joystick? Having your mouse click run a workflow-like program? Building those programs with tiny "building blocks" (there are 44 different kinds of them) in a beautiful, graphical Cocoa application? I've simply gotta try this one! If it actually works and is useful, $15 doesn't seem like much for all of this.
OK, here's another idea I haven't seen before. Sure, we've had ways of programming extra mouse buttons, but... creating virtual mice? And then controlling those with a joystick? Having your mouse click run a workflow-like program? Building those programs with tiny "building blocks" (there are 44 different kinds of them) in a beautiful, graphical Cocoa application? I've simply gotta try this one! If it actually works and is useful, $15 doesn't seem like much for all of this.
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