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Austin Au-Yeung edited this page Aug 13, 2026 · 3 revisions

Instructions

Action Mapped buttons Gesture location Advances grid Notes
Activate/Deactivate Hold the internal activation key or use a button mapper to map the "Activate Grid Cursor" shortcut. N/A N/A The default internal activation key is the pound (#) key. This can be remapped or unmapped internally. Avoid using buttons in the D-pad or numpad for activation, as they will clash with the gestures below.
Navigate grid Click numpad 1-9. The selected number. True These buttons rotate with the screen if C9 > Rotate Buttons With Orientation is enabled.
Reset back to main grid Press the internal activation key or use a button mapper to map the "Reset Grid" shortcut. N/A N/A
Final Tap Click numpad 1-9 in the final grid level. The center of the selected number's cell. True These buttons rotate with the screen if C9 > Rotate Buttons With Orientation is enabled.
Tap Click D-pad center. If a number is first held, the center of its cell in the current grid. Else, center of the screen. False
Double Tap Double click D-pad center. If a number is first held, the center of its cell in the current grid. Else, center of the screen. False
Scroll Click D-pad directions. Hold for continuous scrolling. If a number is first held, the center of its cell in the current grid. Else, center of the screen. False These buttons rotate with the screen if C9 > Rotate Buttons With Orientation is enabled.

Only one scroll gesture will be dispatched at at time even if the button is press repeatedly unless C9 > Developer Options > Overlapping Gestures is enabled.
Zoom Click star (*) and numpad 0. Hold for continuous zooming. If a number is first held, the center of its cell in the current grid. Else, center of the screen. False Zoom distance is not currently user-configurable.
Zoom Fallback Double click D-pad center and hold, followed by a D-pad up or down scroll gesture. If a number is first held, the center of its cell in the current grid. Else, center of the screen. False This corresonds to a one-finger zoom, with a zoom distance determined by C9 > Scroll Distance.

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