Can only be completely “undone” by this action (2).
A “real” left click on the trackpad seems to do the same thing, but it doesn't.
It causes a wide variety of problems in different apps. For example, the dock no longer works properly.
Or in the BTT navigation bar, the icons are dragged back and forth even though nothing is being clicked. Strangely enough, BTT otherwise works normally.
For now, I have also assigned action (2) to esc to solve the problem.
Edit: The better solution seems to be to add the “release action” to the “real” left click. But I don't know if that will cause problems elsewhere.
The problem is that the “real” left click works to release the document. But in certain apps, the held position remains unchanged.
What works, for example, is this. With the action sequence below, I have 15 seconds to find the correct position of the document and click. After that, the left click is released in the background. This way, no problems occur.
I see, in this case the behavior would be expected, because there is nothing that would cause the button release.
You'd need some sort of "end" trigger that releases the button. You could set a custom variable in your action sequence, e.g customVariable1 to "dragging", then create a CAG that is only true if that variable is "dragging". In that CAG you could have a leftclick trigger that sends a left mouse up event and resets the variable to some other value so the CAG is deactivated
Let's say I trigger the sequence of actions (below) with cmd + E. Is there a way to hold down Cmd and repeat only the last action by pressing “E” repeatedly? So, the mouse movement (40px)? Thanks
In the meantime, I've come up with a solution using a Cycle action. The action to be repeated is 2, 3, 4, etc.
It would be good to have an additional option for the Cycle action: Start cycle from the beginning when modifier is up (in addition to the time limit). Would that be possible?
, the macro moves a document in a list.
