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How to obtain the coordinates of mouse clicks on stage in JSFL？

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I have rewritten these two methods in the jsx file without any effect

function mouseDown() {
    fl.trace("Mouse button has been pressed");
}
function mouseDown(pt) {
    fl.trace("x = "+ pt.x+" :: y = "+pt.y);
}

This method may also report errors

 fl.addEventListener("mouseDown", myFunction);

Thank you very much if you can!

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Vladin M. MitovCorrect answer

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If you want to implement shape creation with JSFL, I recommend examining the script PolyStar.jsfl located in the Tools subfolder. It demonstrates the correct usage of mouseDown(), mouseUp(), and mouseMove().

I advise against subscribing to the mouseMove event. While technically possible, I believe it is not a good practice. I have seen panels that degrade the overall program performance because they subscribed to computationally intensive functions on mouseMove.

If you want to incorporate drawing as a functionality in your panel, write it as a tool script, and then integrate it appropriately in the panel using:

MMExecute( "fl.selectTool( 'yourCustomToolName' );" );

- Vlad: UX and graphic design, Flash user since 1998Member of Flanimate Power Tools team - extensions for character animation

Vladin M. MitovCorrect answer

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If you want to implement shape creation with JSFL, I recommend examining the script PolyStar.jsfl located in the Tools subfolder. It demonstrates the correct usage of mouseDown(), mouseUp(), and mouseMove().

I advise against subscribing to the mouseMove event. While technically possible, I believe it is not a good practice. I have seen panels that degrade the overall program performance because they subscribed to computationally intensive functions on mouseMove.

If you want to incorporate drawing as a functionality in your panel, write it as a tool script, and then integrate it appropriately in the panel using:

MMExecute( "fl.selectTool( 'yourCustomToolName' );" );

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- Vlad: UX and graphic design, Flash user since 1998Member of Flanimate Power Tools team - extensions for character animation

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Meason LouisAuthor

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Thank you very much, I will follow this idea

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JoãoCésar17023019

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Hi.

These methods are for extensible tools: activate(), configureTool(), deactivate(), keyDown(), keyUp(), mouseDoubleClick(), mouseDown(), mouseMove(), mouseUp(), notifySettingsChanged(), and setCursor().

The PolyStar tool uses the structure/code of an extensible tool. You can find it in:

<ADOBE_ANIMATE_INSTALL_FOLDER>/<LANGUAGE>/First Run/Tools

Regards,

JC

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Meason LouisAuthor

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got it, this means that I cannot add these events in my customized panel, but need to use the add extension tool to achieve

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JoãoCésar17023019

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Using an extensible tool is probably the best way to track the cursor position. Listening to the "mouseMove" event is also possible, although I think it's kinda tricky to use it.

But what exactly do you need to do?

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kglad

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no such event for fl. check the api.

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Meason LouisAuthor

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Thank you for your answer，this method is used in the API, but I don't know how to use it

function mouseDown() {
    fl.trace("Mouse button has been pressed");
}
function mouseDown(pt) {
    fl.trace("x = "+ pt.x+" :: y = "+pt.y);
}

link:https://github.com/AdobeDocs/developers-animatesdk-docs/blob/master/JSAPI.md

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kglad

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fl has that method, but not that event. further there is no jsfl object that has that method and event. ie, use an on-stage object.

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