The Effects feature adds a visual enhancement to your existing cursor. The initial effects are Scope and Halo. These currently lack settings like size and color which will be added next update.
Effects are also the first to use LUA scripting, the future of how YM's complex/overlay cursors will be made. This may take a few more updates to mature, but once ready Editor and Workshop support will be added.
Additionally anticheat compliance options have been added, primarily to satisfy reports involving "The Finals" and Roblox. The "Stealth" option is meant to avoid a false blacklist by "The Finals". The "Passive" option makes YM fully non-intrusive and only behave as an overlay (except in Windows mode). This allows it to work with Roblox. Both options may apply to other current/future games.
And finally fixed the stuck hotkeys issue due to a Windows bug that Microsoft likely will never fix lol. Fortunately the alternative works perfectly :)
Updated TODO list...
UPDATES
- NEW: Effects: Applies additional effect behind the cursor. available effects: scope and halo.
- NEW: Setting: Compliance Ptealth: Renames the yolomouse executables to avoid the janky "The Finals" anticheat.
- NEW: Setting: Compliance Passive: Makes YM overlay only and no longer attempt injecting into any games/apps.
- FIX: Finally fixes hotkey triggering when they shouldnt.
- FIX: Crash when creating a new cursor under certain conditions.
- HOTFIX (1.10.1): Fix false positive Bitdefender alert
TODO
- NEW: global resize option: will be size by % option under default cursor
- NEW: pixel editor to basic and animated image editors
- NEW: add settings for effects (color, size, etc)
- FIX: xbox game pass support
- FIX: hidden+static option sometimes not working in GW2
- FIX: reported perf issue with having many bindings on many apps.
- FIX: oversaturation of some cursors in HDR
- FIX: hotkeys not working when invoked by apps like director
- FIX: size consistency while cycling cursors using hotkeys
Feedback greatly appreciated! - Steam - Reddit - More
And kudos to all the workshop contributors! :)