Using the Mouse to Move Balls

Click and Drag 1 ball onto the table, put it inside of the rack triangle. Now, drag it to a place below the table and release the mouse; the ball returns to the ball bin by itself. You can also remove the ball by doing Control+Click (for PC users) or Command+Click (for Mac users).

Using HotKeys to Move Balls

Move your mouse cursor inside of the triangle and press <1>. You will find 1 ball shows up at the mouse location. You can use arrow keys on your keyboard to move it at much finer resolution. To remove it, press <delete>.

For 1 to 10 ball, use <1>, <2>, <3>,... <0>

For 11 to 15 ball, use <q>, <w>, <e>, <r>, <t>

For cue ball, cue ball A, cue ball B, use <y>, <u>, <i>

Moving balls by Pixels

For finer movements, you can use the arrow keys -<Up>, <Down>, <Left>, <Right> on your keyboard to move a selected ball by 1 pixel at a time. You can also hold down onto the <Shift> key and press the arrow key to move a select ball by 10 pixels.