Making use of MouseAlgorithm<T, I>

[itsgrimetime 0]

Hi,

Is there any way to make use of the MouseAlgorithm interface? I'd like to attempt implementing my own mouse movement.

I noticed there's a single implementation, DreamMouseAlgorithm, which I imagine could be the default implementation that is used for all built-in mouse movement (although it strangely has a main method), but I haven't found any classes with constructors or methods that take a MouseAlgorithm as a parameter.

If it's deprecated/unusable, what's the current best practice for implementing our own movement?

Thanks for the help!

[Pengu 21]

getMouse.setAlwaysHop(true);

[itsgrimetime 0]

2 hours ago, Pengu said:

getMouse.setAlwaysHop(true);

Hm, okay, I'm not quite sure I understand how this would allow me to implement my own mouse movement. Does this function not simply turn off all actual mouse movement and just teleport the cursor to the location its going to? I might need a little bit more of an example, if you would kindly provide one.