Mouse.click(b) A quick press and release. Replace "b" with: MOUSE_LEFT //Left Mouse button MOUSE_RIGHT //Right Mouse button MOUSE_MIDDLE //Middle mouse button MOUSE_ALL //All three mouse buttons Mouse.release(b) Releases the mouse button. units are pixels -number = left or down +number = right or up Mouse.press(b) Presses the mouse button (still need to call release). = Mouse Control= Mouse.move(x, y, wheel) Moves the mouse and or scroll wheel up/down left/right. Can also accept ASCII code like this: //Keyboard.write(32) // This is space bar (in decimal) Helpful list of ASCII + decimal keys Keyboard.press() Best for holding down a key with multi-key commands like copy/ paste This example is + + //Keyboard.press(KEY_LEFT_CTRL) //Keyboard.press(KEY_LEFT_SHIFT) //Keyboard.press('e') //delay(100) Keyboard.releaseAll() Keyboard.print() Sends a keystroke(s) Keyboard.print("stop using aim bot") // types this in as a char or int! (not a string)! Keyboard.println() Sends a keystroke followed by a newline (carriage return) Very practical if you want to type a password and login in one button press! SOMETIMES, applications are coded to recognize Keyboard.press() and not Keyboard.write() and vice versa. Example: Keyboard.write('K') will automatically do SHIFT + k. This is similar to pressing and releasing a key on your keyboard. *Don't forget to solder all the diode and encoder solder jumpers on the backside!! * (c) 2020 Ryan Bates Last time I touched this: web: youtube: twitter: Buy this PCB at Ryan's Pro Tips: = Keyboard Control= Keyboard.write() Sends a keystroke to a connected computer. *Some mouse movement (in pixels) pull their values from analogRead(pin 0) so make sure something is connected. (you might have a different LCD.) * -mouse movement + mouse clicks. * -i2c for 4x20 LCD to describe each function. * This is a basic sketch to understand key layout, basic hotkeys macros and some extras like: * -RBG addressble LEDs compatible with Adafruit's neopixel library.
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