Click Repeat

[Guest rpmc]

Is it possible to code Click Repeat to increment a variable 500 units but have single Click increment the variable by only 100 units? (FS9)Thanks also posted on aerodynamika.com, Panel Design Questions

[phjvh 0]

Hi,Maybe you can try using the left mouseknob for click repeat 500 + (>L:...) etc. and the rightmouseknob for single click 100 (>L:...) etc.Jan"Beatus ille qui procul negotiis..."

[pve 0]

You could also try, (M:Event) 'LeftSingle' scmp ! if{ (G:Var1) ++ (>G:Var1) (G:Var1) 1 == if{ (P:ABSOLUTE TIME,seconds) (>G:Var2) } (P:ABSOLUTE TIME,seconds) (G:Var2) 0 < if{ (Your L:var,number) 100 + (>Your L:var,number) } els{ (Your L:var,number) 500 + (>Your L:var,number) } } (M:Event) 'LeftRelease' scmp ! if{ 0 (>G:Var1) } Hold down left click for rapid 500s inc. Left click for single 100s inc. Change + to - for dec.

[Guest rpmc]

Thanks, Jan, Thanks pve,if I understand the second example correctly, if the mouse button is held down long enough, which I gather is more than one update cycle(?), then the 500 increment is applied... clever. I'll have to work with it, but I guess this could be 'expandable' ... single click - 100, hold down - 500, hold down more than, say, a few seconds - 1000 ??Many Thanks, Bob

[n4gix 4,947]

Keep in mind that many of the stock key_events already have an "auto-acceleration" feature built in, e.g., altitude, v/s, etc.However, coding a timer-based command accelerator for custom events is a very worthwhile task... ;)

[Guest rpmc]

>Keep in mind that many of the stock key_events already have>an "auto-acceleration" feature built in, e.g., altitude, v/s,>etc.Tx for the info on key_events. In my case, I am incrementing L vars. PVE and Tom's code (aerodynamica.com) are nice, clever examples. If there's a bag of tricks collection, this should go in the Mouse section. So far, I haven't found this particular situation/mouse function addressed before in tuts or the forums.Rgds

[phjvh 0]

Hi,Some useful info from Roman:http://forums.avsim.net/dcboard.php?az=sho...ing_type=searchJan"Beatus ille qui procul negotiis..."

[Guest rpmc]

Thanks, Jan,I searched, but I can now see I wasn't very thorough. Thank you for pointing me to this. Roman's code is what I was looking for.And thank you to you, pve and Tom for assistance.Regards,Bob