int a, b, c, d, x, y, xout, yout, i;

int xbuffer[10];
int ybuffer[10];
void setup() {
analogReference(DEFAULT);
Serial.begin(9600);
}
void loop() {
//read the four corners
a = analogRead(0);
b = analogRead(1);
c = analogRead(2);
d = analogRead(3);
//
x = (2.0663707*c + 2.0544114*a - 1.1423724*b - 1.5299211*d - 1266.8639) / 1.5;
//do the x magic
y = (2.6366761*b + 3.5104709*a - 0.41156325*c - 1.3292001*d - 3814.8667) / 1.5
; //do the y magic
//(the above formulas are derived from the properties of MY piece of paper + g
raphite and probably won't work well with any other)
//buffering stuff to smooth mouse motion
xbuffer[0] = x;
ybuffer[0] = y;
xout = 0;
yout = 0;
for(i=0; i<9; i++)
{
xout = xout + xbuffer[i];
yout = yout + ybuffer[i];
}
xout = xout / 10;
yout = yout / 10;
for(i=1; i<9; i++)
{
xbuffer[i] = xbuffer[i-1];
ybuffer[i] = ybuffer[i-1];
}
//end of buffering
//send x y positions to computer. A program of your own is required to receive
this and interpret it into mouse movement.
Serial.print("x");
Serial.print(xout);
delay(25);
Serial.print("y");
Serial.print(yout);
Serial.print("e");
delay(25);
}