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Use the mouse for controlling a train.

MIC: Mouse Integrated Controller

Select from main menu: Control→MIC

• Select with the mouse, mousewheel, the wanted loc.
• Push the big button above the list, with the loc image, to start. (MIC mode)

• mousewheel: velocity
• mousewheel click: change loc direction
• left mouse button: stop → loc velocity to zero
• right mouse button: exit MIC mode

Tip: You can take the mouse in to your hand because motion events are not needed in MIC mode.

The mouse will be captured``(1`` until you exit the MIC mode with the right click.

On exit, the MIC mode stops the loc which is the default behaviour. This can be changed in the gui.ini: <mic step="1" exitstop="true"/> setting exitstop to false. (The loc rolls on with the last setted velocity!!!) The step attribute determines how many steps each wheel notch will increase or decrease the velocity.

http://www.rocrail.net/doc/rocgui-wrappers/wrapper-en.html#mic

1) The mouse is useless for doing other tasks as long as it is captured; the only escape is the right mouse button!