Virtual Ruler is a compact Windows utility for drawing straight lines with the mouse. It can be used alongside graphics programs and games, including Crayon Physics, as a visual guide or for mouse-based actions. An advanced waypoint option lets users set multiple points and have the program execute them in sequence, reducing the need to move through each point manually. The utility is freeware.

Virtual Ruler is a small Windows utility for drawing straight lines with the mouse. It is intended for people who need a visual guide while working in graphics software, experimenting with drawing tools or playing games that involve placing or tracing lines. Rather than being limited to a physical ruler held against the screen, it can be used alongside other programs and games.

For a simple line, the user operates the mouse to set the line on screen. This can help with tasks such as judging a straight edge while painting or following a chosen direction in a game. The utility's advanced option adds waypoints: the user sets multiple points, then Virtual Ruler carries out the sequence automatically. This provides a way to repeat a multi-point path without manually moving the mouse through each part as it happens.

Virtual Ruler is designed to work with other programs, including games, so its line-drawing function can be used in the context of the activity rather than only in a separate drawing workspace. The waypoint feature offers an alternative to placing one line at a time, while the compact application size keeps the utility focused on these specific tasks. Its interface is intended to be straightforward, with advanced controls available for users who want a more guided or automated operation.

Possible uses include creating a straight visual guide in a graphics or painting program, and trying mouse-based line or waypoint actions in games such as Crayon Physics. It can also be applied to other activities where a straight line or a sequence of mouse points is useful. Virtual Ruler is freeware. The available operating-system information names Windows XP and Windows Vista, including Vista x64; Windows 7 compatibility is not established here.

New Release
Added the option to draw circles:
· Draw a circle by using the V key (default key) by pressing this key twice (each one is for the circle size)
· at two seperate distant points. This will drew a line. For more settings go to File > Advanced > Circle Options.
· Added the skin option to change the style of Virtual Ruler main window.
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