Hi Perry, FWIW, I *can* replicate your issue on my Mojave 10.14.6 (MacBook Pro), in that I can't receive any Hid input from scripts run in both MiniAudicle and my shell terminal. I recall that I had an issue a few months ago where I had to re-add programs such as KeyboardMaestro, MiniAudicle, iTerm2, etc to the Accessibility pane of MacOS's "Security & Privacy" System Preferences. Sadly my sleepy neuron can't remember any concrete details. I've removed and re-added the Chuck-related stuff just now but the issue persists. On Thu, 8 Oct 2020 at 00:19, Eric Heep wrote:

I just tested your code and it is working fine, I'm on 10.14.6. It works both in MiniAudicle and while running the script from terminal.

I remember that at one point I had to enable permissions to allow the ADC to receive audio while running scripts from terminal. That doesn't seem too related but who knows?

On Wed, Oct 7, 2020 at 3:37 PM Perry Cook wrote:

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Hi all,

Has anyone had trouble, or succeeded, with using the mouse since Mojave?

I suspect that it’s a permissions thing, but nothing asks if it can use the mouse. I know that Processing users have had trouble with camera permissions, so I suspect this might be similar. Odd that ChucK will open the mouse and report that it’s ok, tho. Here’s my super simple test code:

Hid hi; // hid (will be mouse) object HidMsg msg; // hid message

if( !hi.openMouse( 0 ) ) me.exit(); <<< "mouse ready...", "" >>>;

while( true ) { // wait on event hi => now; // get message(s) while( hi.recv( msg ) ) { if( msg.is_button_down() ) <<< "BANG!!!", msg.x, msg.y >>>; } }

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