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# === Readme - TouchSC v1.1 ===
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# === Readme - TouchSC v1.2 ===
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## == By:
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* msg (msg-programs)
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## == What:
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* A program to execute keyboard shortcuts when you only have a touchscreen available,
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like when using a convertible laptop to draw.
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* A program to execute keyboard shortcuts with a touch screen.
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* Useful when you only have a touchscreen available, like when using a convertible laptop to draw.
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## == Needed:
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* Only tested with JDK 13
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* Java >=8
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* Tested with Java 8 as shipped with the current Minecraft Launcher and JDK 13.
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## == Usage:
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* Running the program will generate a default settings.ini if it doesn't exist already.
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* To close, draw circles around the middle.
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* Program will then prompt you to take a look at the se-ttings and then close itself.
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* Adjust the shortcuts in the settings file. Keep to the formatting present, more info in the file.
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* To do a shortcut, tap a quatercircle ("tap") or draw a L-shape ("gesture", self explaining when you look into the settings)
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* To close the program, draw circles around the middle.
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## == Generated files:
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* settings.ini, containing the settings in the same directory as the java runtime.
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* You can set a "toggle" command on a gesture, but this won't show an indicator if the key is held or not.
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You can set a "press" command on a tap, but this won't show the rim.
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* Close the program using the method mentioned above, else keys toggled on may continue to be pressed for
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some time without you being able to do anything about it.
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some time without you being able to do anything about it.
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* Program may be very small when using Java 8. To fix, right-click the java.exe
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and set the high-DPI scaling setting under "Compaibility" to "System".

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