Uncheck it to move the mouse in a curved line. Go to the Format tab on the ribbon and mark the Straight Pointer Path box to make the mouse move in a straight line.When a mouse object is selected, you'll see its path represented by a black line. Changing the Path of Mouse MovementsĬhoose the direction of the mouse movement and whether its path is curved or straight. Uncheck it if you don't want to simulate a mouse click. To show an animated click effect at the end of a mouse movement, go to the Format tab on the ribbon and mark the box to Show Click Effects. Select the mouse object on the slide, go to the Format tab on the ribbon, and click None, Single, or Double. When the mouse reaches the end of its path, it can play a single-click or double-click sound, or you can omit the clicking sound altogether. Want to use your own cursor image? Just click Browse for Cursors at the bottom of the Cursors gallery, then select a file on your computer with a *.cur or *.ani extension. To change the style of a cursor, select the mouse object on the slide, go to the Format tab on the ribbon, and choose a different style from the Cursors gallery. Mouse cursors aren't supported on layers or slide masters. Tip: Only one mouse cursor can be added to each slide, and it must be added to the base layer of the slide. It'll automatically appear on your slide. To add a mouse cursor manually, go to the Insert tab on the ribbon, click Mouse, and choose a cursor style. You can also add mouse cursors manually, just where you need them.(See the following sections for details.) You can adjust mouse cursor styles, effects, paths, timings, and speeds. Storyline automatically adds mouse cursors to screen recordings when you insert them as step-by-step slides.There are two ways to add mouse cursors to a project. Changing the Timing and Speed of Mouse Movements.Control the path, timing, and speed of mouse movements. They're great for software training and simulations.Ĭhoose from a gallery of cursor styles. Mouse cursors let you simulate mouse movements in your Articulate Storyline courses.
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