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==Scope==
 
==Scope==
'''[[Simulation]]''' content object > '''[[Mouse Action]]''' macro > '''Action'''
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'''[[Simulation]]''' content object > '''[[Mouse Action (Simulation macro)|Mouse Action]]''' macro > '''Action'''
  
 
==Purpose==
 
==Purpose==
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* '''Mouse Wheel Up''': Scroll up using the mouse wheel (where the mouse has this).
 
* '''Mouse Wheel Up''': Scroll up using the mouse wheel (where the mouse has this).
 
* '''Mouse Wheel Down''': Scroll down using the mouse wheel (where the mouse has this).
 
* '''Mouse Wheel Down''': Scroll down using the mouse wheel (where the mouse has this).
Note that if you have a '''[[Mouse Action]]''' macro that uses a '''Drag''' Action, you must have a separate '''[[Mouse Action]]''' macro with a corresponding '''Drop''' action (this also applies to '''Right Drag''' and '''Right Drop'''.
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===Drag and Drop===
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You must use '''Drag''' and '''Drop''' actions as a pair (one after the other, in the same step). During playback in [[Practice mode]], the '''[[Practice Text]]''' from both macros will be displayed in the same, single Bubble. This also applies to '''Right Drag''' and '''Right Drop'''.
  
 
[[Category:Property]]
 
[[Category:Property]]

Latest revision as of 19:30, 26 April 2021

Scope

Simulation content object > Mouse Action macro > Action

Purpose

The Action property specifies the action that should be performed using the mouse. This is captured automatically, but can be changed during editing, if necessary. Possible values are:

  • Left Click: Single-click with the left mouse button.
  • Left Double-Click: Double-click with the left mouse button.
  • Right Click: Single-click with the right mouse button.
  • Right Double-Click: Double-click with the right mouse button.
  • Drag: Press the left mouse button down, and hold it down while moving the mouse cursor.
  • Drop: Release the left mouse button (previously pressed down by a Drag option).
  • Right Drag: Press the right mouse button down, and hold it down while moving the mouse cursor.
  • Right Drop: Release the right mouse button (previously pressed down by a Drag option).
  • Mouse Enter: Signifies the mouse cursor entering the Action Area (Control).
  • Middle Click: Single-click with the middle mouse button (where the mouse has this).
  • Middle Double-Click: Double-click with the middle mouse button (where the mouse has this) .
  • Mouse Wheel Up: Scroll up using the mouse wheel (where the mouse has this).
  • Mouse Wheel Down: Scroll down using the mouse wheel (where the mouse has this).

Drag and Drop

You must use Drag and Drop actions as a pair (one after the other, in the same step). During playback in Practice mode, the Practice Text from both macros will be displayed in the same, single Bubble. This also applies to Right Drag and Right Drop.