Windows command script that moves mouse cursor N pixels?

Question

I am trying to find out how to move the mouse cursor N pixels to some direction.... through a command script, since I cannot install anything on my computer.

I basic

Answer 1

The most straightforward way to manipulate mouse with batch file is with

rundll32 user32.dll,SetCursorPos

But this is not very useful - just sets the mouse to 0,0 position.

Check the mouse.bat - it is a self compiled C#/batch file and does not require external tools and the source is visible and editable.

Examples:

//clicks at the current position
call mouse click

//double clicks at the current position
call mouse doubleClick

//right clicks at the current position
call mouse rightClick

//returns the position of the cursor
call mouse position

//scrolls up the mouse wheel with 1500 units
call mouse scrollUp 150

//scrolls down with 100 postitions
call mouse scrollDown 100

 //relatively(from the current position) moves the mouse with 100 horizontal and 100 vertial postitions
call mouse moveBy 100x100

//absolute positioning
call mouse moveTo 100x100

//relative drag (lefclick and move)
call mouse dragBy 300x200

//absolute drag
call mouse dragTo 500x500

Answer 2

(Late answer but can still be useful for others) If you just want to keep your computer from falling asleep, the software "Caffeine" does this quite well.

Answer 3

You could try installing AutoHotKey. It makes controlling mouse very simple. Example script:

#MaxThreadsPerHotkey 3

^g::
Toggle := !Toggle
Loop
{
    If (!Toggle)
        Break
    Click
    Sleep 1000 ; Make this number higher for slower clicks, lower for faster.
}
Return

After running script for this example press control+g and it will click every second to keep screen awake. ctrl+g again to stop.

install at: https://www.autohotkey.com/

found solution: https://autohotkey.com/boards/viewtopic.php?t=19846

Answer 4

Search for NirCmd, and install it in C:\windows, and do:

nircmd setcursor 100 50
nircmd movecursor 10 10

or another commands for clicks etc.