A visual and audible effect can give feedback on how many times you pressed a mouse key. Adjust all settings related to mouse clicks on this page.
By default the Mouse Click effects will automatically be toggled whenever the Mouseposé effect is toggled. Click on "Standalone" to make the Mouse lick effect independently controllably via a defined HotKey.
Before activating the keystroke display effect, it is important to understand that it can be operated in two different modes: Standalone or together with the Mouseposé effect (Connect to Mouseposé effect). The first mode means, you can display keystrokes on your computer screen without the Mouseposé Effect being on. The latter mode means that keystrokes get displayed as soon as you have activated the Mouseposé effect and additionally pressed a key.
When pressing F2 or clicking Activate, mouse clicks will get displayed on screen. When pressing this key or button again, it is being deactivated. Click on the hotkey to change it to something else. Several options below control appearance and other behaviour.
Define the radius of the mouse click effect. When combined with the default setting Animation below, this radius will quickly expand and fade out after releasing the mouse button. The radius will also be automatically increased on multiple mouse clicks.
Set separate click colors for left, right and other mouse buttons. Clicking one of the colors brings up the system's color panel.
Please note that in a demonstration situation it might be better to switch on keystroke display and do CTRL clicks instead of using the right mouse button as it will probably hard for your audience to remember the colors of each mouse button.
Leave this option enabled to have mouse clicks animate with an expanding and fading out circle.
This slider controls the duration of the click animation. It's value can only be changed when Animation is switched on.
When this option is enabled sounds of mouse click sounds will be produced when pressing and releasing the mouse button. Use this option in a larger setting in addition to the visual effect so that your audience gets an additional feedback of what you do with your mouse. When recording the computer's sound this option is also very helpful for screencasts.
Clicking the Revert to Defaults button will discard all custom settings you may have applied and reset to the default values.