Question #692019 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/692019
Status: Open => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
The base feature is mouseMove(aLocation) or hover(), which moves the
mouse from the current location (x,y) to the given location.
In the standard a mouse move from a to b takes 0.5 seconds and is a move on a
straight line with decreasing steps towards the target.
As such it is already a bit more human-like, then just moving the mouse to b
without any delay.
If you want to move the mouse along some curved line, you have to create a
function, that calculates the interpolated coordinates of that curve (the more
steps, the smoother).
then a series of mouseMove() (with Settings.moveMouseDelay=0) along that list
of coordinates finally does what you want.
Be aware: each step on the line itself is a straight move. So a movement like
in your example needs an appropriate amount of steps to make it smooth.
I would also like to know, why you think you need that.
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