Device Window

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Getting Started

In this window, you can interact with both the emulator and a real device.
When you launch ProjectMaker, the device window will look like this:

To get started, you need to click Start Device. If Recording is enabled for the project, two actions will be added to the actions canvas: Select Device and Start/restart Device.

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Window Components

This is what the window looks like after a successful device launch:

Here, you can interact with the device directly: click, swipe, open apps—everything you do will be reflected. And if recording is enabled, these actions will also show up on the canvas as corresponding actions.

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Emulator Control Buttons

Button	Description
	Go back to the previous screen.
	Return to the home screen.
	Show recent apps.
	Zoom in*
	Zoom out*
	Close part of the image. Used for testing image search.
	Start recording mouse movements

(*) Note:

You can also zoom by double-clicking the mouse wheel in the emulator window while holding Ctrl.

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Current Device/Emulator Name

This is the device that's currently active.

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Configured Proxy

Shows the currently set proxy.

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Mouse Coordinates

If the cursor is inside the device window, the current coordinates (X, Y) will be shown here.
You can use these coordinates in the Swipe Emulation and Touch Emulation actions.

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Context Menu

Right-click anywhere in the window to open the context menu.

Available Buttons:

• Clear Text
  Lets you clear everything in an input field. If recording is on, the Keyboard Emulation action will be added to your project with this content: {AndroidKeys.CLEAR}
• Set Value from Profile
  Lets you set an input field value from the project's Profile. If recording is on, a Set Value action with the selected profile macro will be added.
• Set Variable Value
  Lets you set an input field value from a user variable. If recording is on, a Set Value action with the selected variable macro will be added.

The first three buttons we've just covered show up only for input fields.

• Inspect Element
  Opens the Element Properties window for a closer look at the element. The chosen element will also be highlighted in the Element Tree window.
• Follow Cursor
  When turned on, the element under the cursor will be highlighted, and its properties will show up in the Element Properties Window.

Example.

• To Action Builder
  Sends the element to the Action Builder.
• Find by xPath
  Analyzes the element on the page and shows info in xPath format.

• This is a captcha!
  Lets you mark the image as a captcha and send it either for manual solving or with a special module (for example, CapMonster.Cloud).

• Attach to captcha
  Lets you combine multiple images into one and send the whole thing for captcha solving.
• Captcha solve result field
  Enters the captcha result into the field and, if Recording is on, adds a Set Value action.
• Create text check
  Lets you check for specific text. Enter the text in the input window, then a special action will be created where you can set extra search parameters.

• Find by image
  Searches by the selected image. A window opens for you to adjust the search settings.

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Useful Links

• Action Builder
• Device Actions
• Keyboard Emulation