How to use python to move the mouse in circles

Question

I'm trying to write a script in python, to automatically force the movement of the mouse pointer without the user's input (it quits through the keyboard), and experimenting with PyAutoGUI, PyUserInput and ctypes, I've been figuring out ways to move the pointer with constant speed, instead of having it teleport across the screen(I need the user to be able to see the path it makes). However, I need it to be able to perform curves, and particularly, circles, and I haven't found a way to do so with the aforementioned libraries. Does anybody know of a way to code them into making the mouse describe circles across the screen at constant speed, instead of just straight lines? Thank you beforehand for any input or help you may provide.

Answer 1

This is my attempt at making circle at the center of the screen of radius R - also note if I don't pass parameter duration then the mouse pointer moves to the next coordinates instantly. So for a circle divided into 360 parts you can set the pace using a modulus.

import pyautogui
import math

# Radius 
R = 400
# measuring screen size
(x,y) = pyautogui.size()
# locating center of the screen 
(X,Y) = pyautogui.position(x/2,y/2)
# offsetting by radius 
pyautogui.moveTo(X+R,Y)

for i in range(360):
    # setting pace with a modulus 
    if i%6==0:
       pyautogui.moveTo(X+R*math.cos(math.radians(i)),Y+R*math.sin(math.radians(i)))