Mighty Mouse Throws Cars on Villains- Saves the City!

Or so would read the headline if this script where working.
A> Move 3D object with mouse
B> Click Mouse
C> Object still moves, slides, flies, etc
D> The world is saved!

Any help on this? I think the mouse control as constituted constrains any chance
for it to fully work- unfortunately. Unless I could capture the x,y,z movement
somehow else? Could we get lucky?

Issues--
Either the object will slide, or it will go up and drop-- wonder why not both?
Some reason the controls reverse after the first try, and the mouse wheel ...
the object keeps going up? Again- only after first test.

Testing;
Place a barrel down with the script-- keep trying to throw the object
to see various behaviors.

Right Mouse does nothing for me.
Mouse Wheel raises and (sometimes) lowers.
Left mouse drops it.

Why not use pickuppables.lua as a base and go from there? It has push/pull/throw built in.

Left Click to fling... slide mouse, fling.

Well, the idea was that you could toss things with "skill" either like bowling,
curling, or even darts. Of course a very smooth, reliable mouse feedback
would be essential for that. And... maybe it's not Nintendo here?

The mouse feedback is limited by the frame rate as the script is called once per frame.

How good are your calculus skills?

First of all, (according to what I've observed), it seems like some more or
better mouse readings and control would help. When I attempt to do:
g_MouseX = 50, it not only does not work, but it seems to reset both mouse X
and mouse Y to zero (maybe like calling the Activate Mouse function) again.

Strange, but also I saw \\ PositionMouse(x,y) -- repositions the hardware mouse pointer in real-time (screen size coords) //

But, that didn't seem to do anything helpful either. I tried a few sets of numbers
including something like halfway between my screen resolutions approx (700, 400).

Here's why getting the mouse in the center (at 50,50) is pretty much essential for this
idea-- if the mouse is at or very close to zero, there is no more movement to the left,
therefore, it's like hitting a wall when you want to keep going more to read the mouse
movement further, --THEN-- at zero reset to 50.... move, repeat, move, repeat.

Inadequate for this it seems is the engine mouse "insides".

g_MouseX and g_MouseY give you the current position of the mouse on screen in % terms (i.e. 0 .. 100).

PositionMouse( 50, 50 ) will stick the mouse in the centre of the screen.