TourMenu is a context menu like the ones registered at the mouse right-click. You could configure a unique TourMenu for every button. Actions include shortcuts, built-in features, and macro commands. This is a helpful extension and enhancement for content creators.
TourMenu is a context menu like the ones registered at the mouse right-click. You could configure a unique TourMenu for every button. Actions include shortcuts, built-in features, and macro commands. This is a helpful extension and enhancement for content creators.
Assign a TourMenu
In this chapter, you will learn how to customize a TourMenu and map it to any button.
Click the button you would like to configure with a TourMenu. Choose TourMenu on the top right and enter the custom panel.
Click in the middle and create your first TourMenu profile.
Inside the profile, click in the center to create the first action.
You may configure shortcuts, macro commands, and built-in functions in a TourMenu.
Click “ok” to finish the setup. Then you could call out the TourMenu through the corresponding, and choose among the actions with the mouse pointer or upon instructions below.
Activate the TourMenu
After setting up a TourMenu, how do you access it?
Click the button to activate the TourMenu that you have assigned to it.
Scroll up and down to toggle among the functions in the TourMenu.
Click the or click with the mouse pointer to register the target action.
Click any other key to exit the TourMenu.
Stylish your TourMenu
Feel free to stylish the interface of the TourMenu - choose a template, change the text size, etc.
Click “turn on advanced setting” on the top right.
You could configure the interface of the TourMenu, like choosing a template, changing the text size, etc. You could also decide where you want the TourMenu to pop up.
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in the middle and create your first TourMenu profile.
in the center to create the first action.
or click with the mouse pointer to register the target action.