Mr. Darius,

Quote Originally Posted by 'dariuslloyd',index.php?page=Thread&postID=69440#p ost69440
And yes I used the NoMove parameter, which I think basically is doing the same thing if I just didnt add any.
Actually they are different. By default HKN moves the cursor, waits a little bit to make sure the target app has time to notice that the cursor was moved, clicks the mouse button, waits a little bit to make sure the target app sees the click while the cursor is at the new location and not the old one, then (depending on whether you specified NoRestore) moves the cursor back.

By specifying NoMove you have told HKN not to bother moving the cursor. This is working for you because your windows are exactly superimposed. if you change the position of one of them, or if you make them different sizes, you'll need to remove NoMove.

Although I think the NoMove was a 'tad' more responsive.
It should be move responsive because the two tiny delays I just mentioned should be omitted since they are unecessary when the cursor doesn't move. However I just checked the source code and the program is delaying anyway. In your honor, sir, this will be changed in the next build, and you will be spared those 30 milliseconds of tedious waiting! (They are 15 milliseconds each by default but you can adjust them on the settings panel.)

Adding the mouse buttons will enable me to do basically full on click healing / buffing and it's actually really simple to set up. Took me about 20 minutes to figure out how to work everything.
Music to my ears, sir! I wish everyone felt that way.

I might go back later and use some of the other options to make it a bit more elaborate. Like I might do a PiP for the background toon, the priest, and make it so when I click a frame on the tank, it goes to that frame on the mini pip window and performs the heal. That will be pretty awesome too lol.
Nice. Let me know how it works out.