Mouse Movements as a Command

I'l try and be a clear as possible by giving an example of use first.

Lest say I want to control System or Winamp volume via mouse gesture.
I want to make a mouse gesture, say, R_Button[down], and then i can control volume (or any other kind of slider) by moving the mouse iether along the Y or X-Axis. When I'm ready, I exit the command mode by R_button[up]. It's this motion along the axese which I think would be a useful command.

The way it would work is that to configure the comand you set a downtick and uptick value (or a lefttick and righttick). So for the system volume you would first need to send a command to lock onto the system volume (using the Run, Window - Activate, or WinMsg commands) and then specify the uptick as [1] arrow_up/pixel and downtick as [1] arrow_down/pixel. The [1]'s can be changed to any value you like to change sensitivity (even decimal values maybe, like [0.5], for ultra sensitivity).

This sort of thing could be handy for any apps with knobs or sliders than need turning

Yeah, for Scrool up and Down, for example! You may use an small gesture to activate scroll actions, and just move the mouse up and down to scrool a text in internet explorer, for example......and when you´re finished, just pressing quickly the right mouse button would let anything back to normal....

No matter where the mouse is actually :) Just to avoid the time and precision we have to roll up or down in the right bar (wow, poor 1600x1200 people) ;P