Touch automation
Gestures and touch automation
ScriptTap combines ordinary taps with recorded paths, concurrent Swipe and Pinch groups, and held-touch controls for screen workflows that need more than one fixed point.
Gesture tools
- Tap and ReTap
- Tap a point or area, use coordinate arrays, repeat a tap sequence, or reuse the most recent tap coordinates.
- Multi-Tap
- Tap multiple configured points sequentially, generate points from an area, or read X and Y coordinate arrays.
- Swipe and Drag
- Record and edit a command path, choose Swipe or Drag behavior, and mark adjacent Swipe or Pinch commands Concurrent when their paths should start together.
- Pinch
- Record two paths that ScriptTap dispatches as one simultaneous gesture, either by itself or inside an adjacent Concurrent Swipe/Pinch group.
- TouchDown, TouchMove, End Touch
- Hold a touch lane, move it while following commands continue, and release it at the matching End Touch command.
Recording and coordinates
Swipe and Pinch record their own command paths. Point and area commands can use literal coordinates or prior Integer variables, and SetCoordinates can prepare reusable Point or Area variables.
Concurrent gestures and device readiness
Turn on Concurrent for adjacent Swipe and Pinch commands that should be composed into one Android gesture. Before Play, ScriptTap checks the complete script against the current device's reported gesture capacity. If the script requires more simultaneous paths than that device supports, ScriptTap identifies the affected commands before execution begins.
Android gesture execution
ScriptTap dispatches recorded paths and configured touch points through Android's public Accessibility gesture support. Only a gesture plan that fits the current device's reported capacity is admitted to Play.