Report the mouse information Provides button status and cursor position information about the mouse/cursor when the cursor is positioned within a Max patcher window. The mouse button is sampled every 50ms, while the mouse position is sampled every input bang. Cycling '74 Max Interaction bang Triggers Mouse Location Reporte TEXT_HERE bang Triggers Mouse Location Reporte TEXT_HERE 1 if Button Down, 0 if Up TEXT_HERE Mouse Horizontal Location TEXT_HERE Mouse Vertical Location TEXT_HERE Mouse Delta Horizontal TEXT_HERE Mouse Delta Vertical TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Output mouse information Sends out the current horizontal and vertical coordinates of the location of the mouse, as well as the change in location since the last output. Turn off mouse polling Undoes a poll message, reverting mousestate to its normal condition of waiting for a bang before reporting. Set coordinate reference mode The word mode, followed by a long value specifices the type of reference to use for the mouse coordinates from the second and third outlets. A value of 0 specifies to use screen-relative coordinates where 0,0 is the top left corner of the primary display. A value of 1 specifies patcher-relative coordinates where 0,0 is the top left corner of the content area of the mousestate object's patcher. A value of 2 specifies front-most patcher relative coordinates where 0,0 is the top left corner of the content area of the top patcher window. Set output on mouse movement Causes mousestate to send out the mouse location, and the change in mouse location, whenever the mouse is moved, as well as when a bang is received. Reset the location origin Resets the 0,0 point to its default setting, in the upper left corner of the screen. Set the location origin Resets the point mousestate considers as the 0,0 point from which to measure the mouse location. The current location of the mouse is considered the new 0,0 point. mousestate must have received at least one bang or poll message in its inlet before any output is sent out.

Out left outlet: Each time the mouse button is pressed, 1 is sent out. Each time the mouse button is released, 0 is sent out.

Out 2nd outlet: The horizontal location of the mouse, measured in terms of the number of pixels the mouse is to the right of the 0 point.

Out 3rd outlet: The vertical location of the mouse, measured in terms of the number of pixels the mouse is below the 0 point.

Out 4th outlet: The change in horizontal location of the mouse, since the last time the mouse location was reported.

Out right outlet: The change in vertical location of the mouse, since the last time the mouse location was reported.