How move the Mouse to a position in an active Window

Hello Reuven,
This should get you the first focused plugin for example.
Then you can move the mouse focusedPluginPos.x and focusedPluginPos.y + the amount you need relative to the window.

const focusedPlugin = sf.ui.proTools.windows.whoseTitle.startsWith("Plug-in").first

const focusedPluginPos = focusedPlugin.frame

Let me know if you get stuck

Thank you Samuel and Christian,

The Second script works,

but if I use these 2 scripts as different 2 actions together in a macro do not...why? I just wondered as I believe the first script is to get or focused on the active window and the second script for moving the mouse to the position in the active window...

const focusedPlugin = sf.ui.proTools.windows.whoseTitle.startsWith("Plug-in").first

const focusedPluginPos = focusedPlugin.frame

and

sf.mouse.setPosition({
position: {
x: focusedPluginFrame.x + 100,
y: focusedPluginFrame.y + 100,
},
});

Now can I have it all in one Script or one single macro? lets say where I want to get and assign a trigger for 6 different positions in the active window without creating a folder with 6 independent macros for each position?

Thank you guys for the help

Also I have a question I want to know, it is possible for us, and if yes the answer how to do it or how can I learn to do this:

when you have a script where for example you can add different values or options and you want to see it when you add a value
like this:

But if you have this script like this where you could add X,Y values:

sf.mouse.setPosition({
position: {
x: focusedPluginFrame.x + 100,
y: focusedPluginFrame.y + 100,
},
});

and then you add it as an action on a macro, you will have the action with the fixed values but not the options to type in any value

What can I do to have my scripts showing up in action with options to add values and drop-down menus?

Hi,
Watched the video and could to the template and presets but when ad X and Y the values always go to the 100, 100, so I imagine the idea is to change that "100" where Idid to locationValue ...was in green so I do not know if that is even something deepr or a bit more complex that replacing it by a name and then at top of the script adding :

const locationValue = event.props.locationValue;

I did this using the script Christain gave us

const locationValue = event.props.locationValue;

const focusedPlugin = sf.ui.proTools.windows.whoseTitle.startsWith("Plug-in").first;

const focusedPluginFrame = focusedPlugin.frame;

sf.mouse.setPosition({
position: {
x: focusedPluginFrame.x + locationValue,
y: focusedPluginFrame.y + locationValue,
},
});

if I can get the right "source" script would help me a lot to understand this, i got the idea on the example of the video...but only had one data input, when this one has two and that may be very different... I do not know

I tried to check the Script on "mouse click relative to a UI Element" but the scrpt conversion is not good, or des not allowed me to see it fully...must be protected I guess

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Great it worked!

thanks!

there is something I have in my mind... but want to ask you if this is possible first before even try to to this.

It is possible that Soundflow when I make a window active can read/catch or know which window is and automatically shows on a specific tablet a specific surface ?