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Two simple questions
Two simple questions
I am trying to initiate a macro with my PC remote. I am using the USB URIT as my plug-in. Any suggestions on how to do this. Also, a somewhat unrelated question is how do you create a macro to hold down the left mouse button?
Re: Two simple questions
1. Simply create a macro, push a button on your remote, drag & drop the event caused by the button press from the log view into the macro you just created. Make sure you have the "log only assigned and activated events" checkbox unchecked.
2. Add Mouse / "Left mouse button" action in your macro. It will keep the left mouse button down if the triggering event is an enduring event. (the event lasts for a duration rather than is one time)
If you ment that you want to trigger left mouse button down, and then release it with another left mouse button up macro, then you need to use a bit of python scripting for that.
2. Add Mouse / "Left mouse button" action in your macro. It will keep the left mouse button down if the triggering event is an enduring event. (the event lasts for a duration rather than is one time)
If you ment that you want to trigger left mouse button down, and then release it with another left mouse button up macro, then you need to use a bit of python scripting for that.