mouseable configuration for mousemaster (mouseable.properties)

Overview

Designed to mimic the features of the mouseable project.
3 main modes: normal, hint, and grid mode.
Normal mode uses vi-like bindings for local mouse movement.
Hint and grid modes assist in larger screen movements and are used with normal mode for comprehensive navigation.

Used for short-distance mouse manipulation.
Useful for manipulating menus and selecting text.
Vi-like behavior with directional keys (h, j, k, l) for continuous mouse movement.
Press mouse buttons with a (left button), s (middle button), d (right button).
Warp to screen edges with leftalt + h, leftalt + j, leftalt + k, leftalt + l.
Warp to screen center with leftshift + m.
Scroll vertically or horizontally (wheel) with y, u, i, o.
Slow down mouse movement by holding space while moving the mouse (slow mode, called sniper mode in original mouseable).
Accelerated mouse movement by holding space while moving the mouse.
Exit with ; or esc.

Display labels on the screen for direct mouse warping.
Similar to Vimium-like browser extensions, but applicable to the entire screen.
Automatically switch back to the previous mode (idle mode or normal mode) after hint selection.
Trigger a left button click by holding leftshift while selecting a hint.
Trigger a second hint pass with a smaller hint grid centered around the mouse by holding leftctrl while selecting a hint.
A balance between hint size, number and screen space is crucial and can be configured: see hint.font-size, hint.grid-max-column-count, and hint.grid-cell-width in mouseable.properties.
Exit with leftalt, esc, or backspace.

Divide screen into a 2x2 grid, refining target area with each key press.
Move mouse to the middle of the targeted grid section.
Shrink the grid in one direction with h, j, k, l.
Move the grid in one direction with leftshift + h, leftshift + j, leftshift + k, leftshift + l.
Exit with leftshift, ;, or esc.