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# Point with motion

Move a cursor around Kouch by turning and tilting a controller, one cursor per player.

Controllers with motion sensors can point at Kouch's screens like a remote: turn and tilt the controller to move a cursor, and press **A** to choose. Every player gets **their own cursor**: a hand in their colour, with their number.

## Turn it on

1. Open **Settings › Controllers › Point with motion**.
2. Turn on **Point at the screen by moving a controller**.
3. Set **Pointer speed** (0.25× to 3×, default 1×) to taste.
4. **R3 turns a player's pointer off and on** (on by default) lets each player switch their own cursor with **R3** (pressing the right stick in). Kouch says, for example, **Player 2's pointer is off. R3 turns it back on.**

## Using it

* **Move:** turn the controller left and right, and tilt it up and down. What's under your cursor is highlighted.
* **Choose:** press **A**.
* **Recentre:** hold the controller still for a moment. The cursor hides and starts again from the middle when you move.
* Using the d-pad or the stick hides your cursor, so you can switch between pointing and the d-pad at any time.

The cursor only picks things that are fully on screen. It never scrolls the page by itself.

{% hint style="info" %}
Pointing works in Kouch's own menus and in the Quick Menu. In a game, motion goes to the game as usual, and R3 is the game's.
{% endhint %}


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