Movement smaller than a threshold is held back, and the rest is let out smoothly, so tremor does not turn into a shaking pointer. Back-and-forth tremor cancels out before it reaches the pointer, while slow, deliberate movement adds up and gets through.
Needs Rebind 3.5.0 or newer and Rebind Link on Windows or macOS, with the mouse forwarded through hardware mode. Run only one mouse-movement script at a time.
Settings
- Smoothing: 0 to 90 percent. Higher is calmer, with a little more lag. 0 sends held movement at once.
- Ignore movement smaller than: 1 to 20 mouse counts. Movement has to add up to this much before the pointer moves. Your mouse's sensitivity (DPI) changes how much hand movement that is.
Changes apply right away.
Limits
- The pointer moves only as far as your hand did; nothing is dropped once a move gets through, so a small amount of tremor rides along with real movement.
- Linux and software mode are unsupported. Live hardware use remains unverified.
Stop
Stop the package from the editor toolbar, or press Left Ctrl + Left Alt + K to stop all scripts. Stopping discards movement still held back.

