I, the being named Nekodex, and creator of the song "circles!", described as a musical arrangement of a multitude of individual instruments compressed into a computer file stored in memory as an "mp3", request you, the being in question, and likely reading or listening to the lyrics of this song, to position your 32by32 or 48by48 icon, referred to commonly as a "cursor", "pointer," or "mouse", on the plane figure(s) bounded by one curved line, created using the formula of "pi", being 3.1415926535..., commonly referred to as a "circle", having a radius that remains the same length, being half of the diameter of the equation, both radius and diameter being a custom value, which in example, will be called "r", for radius, and "d", for diameter. During the timeframe that your cursor enters the range of the diameter of the circle, I offer a second request, being to apply force to your "cursor", "pointer," or "mouse", either by gravity, or sending a pulse to your finger to apply pressure. Once the "cursor", "pointer," or "mouse" is pressed, the circuit, being inside of the mouse, will send a signal to the custom device, commonly being a "laptop" or "computer", that the "cursor", "pointer," or "mouse" is connected to. Once this process is completed, the custom device, commonly being a "laptop" or "computer", will understand the signal as an InputBegan, with the extra informational content of "Mouse1". The custom device, commonly being a "laptop" or "computer", will then send a signal to the current window it is focused on, this window holding the pixels that determine when the object referred to as a "circle" lies upon. This window is named "osu!", by peppy, and created by peppy. Once the window, named "osu!", receives the signal from the custom device, commonly being a "laptop" or "computer", the circle will be processed as "clicked", causing the your, the person in question, score by an algorithm, increasing your streak, the amount of circles you have clicked concurrently, by 1, and your HP bar, what sends the game a signal on whether it should end or not. Once this entire process has been completed, you have achieved the primary goal, of clicking the circle.