Details about the Smart Touchpad driver Features

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Following are the features supported by the Smart touchpad driver in Mac OSX:

• Mouse mode
• Tapping
• Dragging
• Scrolling
• Swipes
• Zoom
• Rotation
• Clicking and Fingers Press 
• Features Toggle
• Accidental inputs prevention and Palm detection
• Apple Trackpad Prefpane support
• Customization of features
• Enhanced Keyboard support
• Support for Asus Keyboard backlight with Idle Auto on/off
• Prefpane for controlling touchpad features [coming later as its got my least prority]

For full details about each feature, check out the respective posts below.
 
Supported OS X Action values to config gestures:

• 0 : To disable the gesture
• 1 - Applications Switch
• 2 - App close
• 3 - Launchpad
• 4 - Mission control
• 5 - Dashboard
• 6 - Left Space/Full Screen apps switch
• 7 - Right Space/Full Screen apps switch
• 8 - Application windows
• 9 - Minimize app
• 10 - Toggle Full screen Switch
• 11 - Backward 
• 12 - Forward 
• 13 - Desktop
• 14 - Notification center (keyboard shortcut)
• 15 - Show Properties/Info
• 16 - Hide/Show Dock
• 17 - Notification center (soft mode)
• 18 - Zoom reset (works in Photos, Browser etc., where it supports)
• 19 - Finder
• 20 - Force Quit
• 21 - Right click
• 22 - Middle click
• 23 - 34 as F13 - F24
• 35 - Left click

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1. MOUSE MODE:

 

Enables click-pad and touchpad with physical buttons to act like a mouse with three left, right and middle buttons and pointing the cursor. 
 

Note: Click-pads
Click-pad has only single button under the whole touch area. So, the touchpad bottom area is divided into three parts for the buttons left, right and middle.

 

BUTTONS:

Left button      :   Performs Left click
Right button    :   Performs Right click
Middle button  :   Performs Middle click
You can configure middle button for different actions from Mission Control in "Keyboard and Mouse Shortcuts" as shown in below picture.
 

 

For Middle click:
Click-pad: Press and click at middle of the touchpad button area
Touchpad with physical left and right buttons: Click both left and right buttons same time

 

Customization:

You can control buttons with the following plist options. Located at IOKitPersonalities->Smart-Pad->Preferences->Buttons in the plist.

1. ClickpadVirtualButtons (Yes/No) : Enables virtual buttons for click-pads by dividng the bottom area into three parts, otherwise only one button "Left" will work default.
2. ClickpadVirtualButtonsArea (Value 0 -100) : Sets the % of touchpad area (bottom) used by the virtual buttons.
3. DisablePhysicalClicks (Yes/No) : Enable/Disable physical buttons.
4. VirtualMiddleButton (Yes/No) : Enable/Disable virtual middle button for click-pad.
5. 2FingersClickAction (Value 0 - 23) : Configures the gesture 2 fingers button click action from supported actions list in click-pad.

 

POINTING:

This driver tries to provide extensive control over pointing the cursor to give a smooth feel in acceleration. Following are the plist options that controls the pointing. Located at IOKitPersonalities->Smart-Pad->Preferences->Pointing in the plist.

1. AccelerationPrefValue (Value 0 - 4) : These are acceleration tables used by apple for their devices. Each table has different acceleration curves, so try them and choose which its for you.
2. PointerCustomAcceleration (Value 0 - 20): This value controls the dispatch rate of the pointer position and by doing so its can alter the acceleration level. Increasing the value will reduce acceleration and decreasing will speed up.
3. PointerResolution (Value 100 - 3000) : This is the resolution of the pointer used by OS X. Increasing the value will smooth the acceleration by reducing its speed and decreasing will speed up but reduces smoothness.
4. PointerSmoothLevel (Value 1 - 20) : Controls the smoothness of the pointing. Increasing the value will smooth the acceleration by reducing its speed and decreasing will speed up but reduces smoothness.
5. PointerSmoothSamples (Value 0 - 10) : Number of samples to used to smooth the pointing. Increasing the value will smooth the acceleration by reducing its speed and decreasing will speed up but reduces smoothness.
6. EnhancedAccelerationLevel (Value 0 - 15) : It extends the acceleration of the pointer for speeds of the pointing higher that Minimum delta key.
7. EnhancedAccelerationMinDelta (Value 0 - 255) : It sets the minimum delta needed to apply extend acceleration.
8. SlowMoveNoiseMaxDelta (Value 0 - 30) : Some touchpad's generate noise (random x and y delta) during slow moves which causes the pointer to move like a wave. Use this value to ignore those noise data.
9. Sensitivity (Value 0 - 255) : Sets the sensitivity (Pressure or Z value) of the touchpad.

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2. TAPPING:

Need to enable the option "Clicking" in Trackpad prefpane from System preferences for taps to work.

 

• Single finger tap:

Single tap : Performs single click
Double tap: Performs double click
Triple tap  : Performs paragraph selection in texts

• Two fingers tap:

Single tap : Acts as middle click button action by default. It can configured to other actions by editing plist with supported gesture actions value. 

Double tap: Does zoom in and zoom out when "MulFingDoubleTaps" is enabled in plist.

• Three fingers tap: 

Single tap : Acts as right click button action by default. It can configured to other actions by editing plist with supported gesture actions value. 

Double tap: Shows application window when "MulFingDoubleTaps" is enabled in plist.

• Four fingers tap:

Single tap  : Opens Mission control by default. It can be configured to other actions by editing plist with supported gesture actions value.

• Five fingers tap: 

Single tap  : Opens Dashboard by default. It can be configured to other actions by editing plist with supported gesture actions value.

• Corner taps:

Need to enable the feature "Hot Corners" from Mission Control and configure it. You can Tap on any of the four corners to trigger the functions configured to each hot corner. 

 

Customization:

You can configure taps with the following plist options. Located at IOKitPersonalities->Smart-Pad->Preferences->Tapping in the plist.

1. 2FingersTapAction (Value 0 -23) : Sets the action to be triggered on two fingers tap. 
2. 3FingersTapAction (Value 0 -23) : Sets the action to be triggered on three fingers tap.
3. 4FingersTapAction (Value 0 -23) : Sets the action to be triggered on four fingers tap.
4. 5FingersTapAction (Value 0 -23) : Sets the action to be triggered on five fingers tap.
5. 1FTapPressure (Value 0 - 255) : Sets the pressure needed to detect the touch as tap.
6. 1FClickTimeOut (Value 0 - 3000) : Sets the max time (in milli sec) used to detect the touch as click.
7. 12TapTimeOut (Value 0 - 3000) : Sets the max time (in milli sec) used to detect the touch as Corner or 2 fingers tap.
8. MulFingTapTimeOut (Value 0 - 3000) : Sets the max time (in milli sec) used to detect the touch as  3-5 fingers tap.
9. TapMaxDelta (Value 0 - 200) : Sets the max delta (movement) allowed in detecting the touch as single finger tap.
10. MulFingTapMaxDelta (Value 0 - 200) : Sets the max delta (movement) allowed in detecting the touch as multi finger tap.
11. MulFingDoubleTaps (Yes/No) : Enables/Disables multi finger double taps.
12. TrackpadTappingCorners (Yes/No) : Enables/Disables corner taps.
13. DisableBottomCornersTap (Yes/No) : Enables/Disables only bottom corner taps when Corner taps are enabled.
14. CornerTapStartABS (Yes/No) : Want to start pointer from absolute position of the touch after corner tap instead of reset to center of the screen ?
15. CornerTapAreaHeight (Value 0 - 100) : Sets the % of the touchpad area used for the height of the corner detect area.
16. CornerTapAreaLength (Value 0 - 100) : Sets the % of the touchpad area used for the length of the corner detect area.

 

Note for 2 and 3 fingers tap: You can swap Two and Three finger single taps action in Trackpad prefpane by enabling/disabling the option "Tap trackpad using two fingers for secondary click".

 

Note for Multi finger double taps: Enabling the option "MulFingDoubleTaps" in plist will make multi fingers single tap to have some delay due to the detection of double taps.

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3. DRAGGING

 

Need to enable the option "Dragging" in Trackpad prefpane from System preferences for dragging to work.

• Left button drag : Click & Hold the left button then drag with another finger.
• Double tap drag : Double tap and hold a single finger without lifting then move to drag.
• Finger press drag : Tap and hold a single finger with some pressure for 1.2 secs without lifting then move to drag. 
• Click drag (ClickPad): Click and hold the button under the whole touchpad area of click-pad then move to drag.

Note for finger press drag:  If you want to disable this drag then set the value of "FingerPressDragTimeOut" to 0.

 
You can release drag in three ways:

• Finger lift to release

Drag will be released immediately after the finger is removed from the touchpad.

• Timeout to release

Drag will be released after a timeout. You can set timeout value by editing plist entry "FLiftDragReleaseTimeOut".

• Tap to release

Drag will be released after a single tap. You can enable this from the Trackpad prefpane by enabling option "Drag Lock".

 

Customization:

You can control dragging with the following plist options. Located at IOKitPersonalities->Smart-Pad->Preferences->Dragging in the plist.

1. FingerPressDrag (Yes/No) : Enables/Disables finger press drag.
2. FingerPressDragPressure (Value 0 - 255) : Sets the pressure needed to detect the touch as finger press drag.
3. FingerPressDragTimeOut (Value 0 - 3000) : Sets the time (in milli sec) needed to to start the finger press drag.
4. FLiftDragReleaseTimeOut (Value 0 - 3000) : Sets the time (in milli sec) used to release the drag after removing finger from touchpad.

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4. SCROLLING

 

Need to enable the options "Use two finger to scroll" and "Allow horizontal scrolling" in Trackpad prefpane for enabling scrolling.

Note: You have to change the Scroll speed value from the Trackpad pref for the first time after installing the driver to work.

• Two Finger scroll: 
  Swipe two fingers either horizontally for horizontal scroll (or) vertically for vertical scroll.
• Edge Scrolling: 
  Swipe one finger vertically on the right edge of the touchpad for vertical scrolling and horizontally on the bottom edge of the touchpad for horizontal scrolling.

Scroll Acceleration modes: (v3.8 or later)
There are four modes of acceleration for scrolling in my driver, which can be set by editing the plist entry "2FScrollAccelMode" for 2f scroll and "EdgeScrollAccelMode" for Edge scroll.
They are:

• Optimized Acceleration (mode 0) : This is optimized mode which works best across all the touchpads same.
• Fixed acceleration (mode 1) : This mode has fixed acceleration/speed and varies only with scroll speed value.
• Extended acceleration (mode 2) : Its an extended version of optimized mode with more acceleration.
• Super acceleration (mode 3) : This mode reflects the acceleration of your fingers and works based on that. It doesn't depend on scroll speed values from Trackpad prefpane but you can use it extend the speed even more for high resolution touch pads.
• Super Extended acceleration (mode 4) : This is same as mode 3 but extends the acceleration.

NOTE: Additional controls
Hold "Left shift" Key for reversing the direction of the scroll
Hold "Command + Control" keys to speed up the scroll 2x
Hold "Command + Option" keys for Auto scroll (as alt function) when both Inertia (primary function) and Auto scroll are enabled.
 
SCROLL EFFECTS

• Auto scroll:

​         Use the finger(s) to flick (doing a quick swipe and removing the fingers from touchpad) for scrolling in the direction you want to get  
         the auto scroll (speed depends on the flick strength).

• Continuous scroll:

Scroll the direction you want and hold the finger(s) firmly to get the continuous scroll in the direction you've scrolled.

• Inertial scroll:

Use the finger(s) to flick (doing a quick swipe and removing the fingers from touchpad) for scrolling in the direction you want to get inertial effect (speed and motion depends on the flick strength).

• Sling scroll:

Do the vertical scroll and hold the fingers at the very top/bottom of the touchpad between 1-2 secs then release, which will do scroll in reverse direction quickly to scroll back.

• Circular scroll with Edge scrolling:

Start the gesture on the edge and do some scroll before moving the finger to the center of the touchpad, now try to draw a circle around the center of the touchpad which will do scrolling continuously as long as you draw the circle in clockwise (or) anti-clockwise for either horizontal or vertical scroll.

 

Customization:

You can control scrolling with the following plist options. Located at IOKitPersonalities->Smart-Pad->Preferences->Scrolling in the plist.

1. 2FScrollAccelMode (Value 0 - 5) : Sets the acceleration mode to use for 2 fingers scroll.
2. Inertial2FingScroll (Yes/No) : Enables/Disables Inertia for 2 fingers scroll.
3. Continuous2FingScroll (Yes/No) : Enables/Disables continuous for 2 fingers scroll.
4. Auto2FingScroll (Yes/No) : Enables/Disables auto for 2 fingers scroll.
5. Sling2FingScroll (Yes/No) : Enables/Disables sling for edge scroll.
6. 2FContScrollMaxDelta (Value 0 - 200) : Sets the max delta allowed to trigger continuous scroll.

 

1. EdgeScrolling (Yes/No) : Enables/Disables edge scroll.
2. EdgeScrollAccelMode (Value 0 -5) : Sets the acceleration mode to use for edge scroll.
3. InertialEdgeScroll (Yes/No) : Enables/Disables Inertia for edge scroll.
4. ContinuousEdgeScroll (Yes/No) : Enables/Disables continuous for edge scroll.
5. AutoEdgeScroll (Yes/No) : Enables/Disables auto for edge scroll.
6. SlingEdgeScroll (Yes/No) : Enables/Disables sling for edge scroll.
7. EContScrollMaxDelta (Value 0 - 200) : Sets the max delta allowed to trigger continuous scroll.
8. EdgeVScrollArea (Value 0 - 100) : Sets the % of touchpad area on the bottom allowed to detect vertical edge scroll.
9. EdgeVScrollAdaptArea (Value 0 - 100) : Sets extra % of touchpad area on the right allowed to extend vertical edge scroll to use when its active.
10. EdgeHScrollArea (Value 0 - 100) : Sets the % of touchpad area on the bottom allowed to detect horizontal edge scroll.
11. EdgeHScrollAdaptArea (Value 0 - 100) : Sets extra % of touchpad area on the right allowed to extend horizontal edge scroll to use when its active.
12. EScrolSpeedFactor (Value 0 - 1000) : Sets the % of the speed multiplier for edge scroll.
13. EdgeCircularScroll (Yes/No) : Enables/Disables circular for edge scroll.
14. EdgeCircularScrollDelta (Value 0 - 100) : Sets the delta needed to trigger circular scroll.

 

1. NoInertiaForHScroll (Yes/No) : Disables inertia for horizontal scroll.
2. InertialScrollLevel (Value 0 - 10) : Sets the level of inertia. Higher the more inertia.
3. ScrollDirectionSamples (Value 0 - 10) : Sets the number of samples are used to analyze the direction of scroll to change.
4. ScrollLevelAtBoot (Value 0 - 9) : Sets the scroll speed level to use at boot. This is meant for those who need scroll level greater than 6 at boot, because there is a bug in OSX prefpane which is not saving the speed level above 6. Value 0 disables this and will try to load prefpane value at boot.
5. ScrollLevelFactor (Value 0 - 10) : Sets the scroll speed multiplier. This will increase the speed levels of prefpane by multiplying.
6. ScrollLevelGranularity (Value 0 - 100) : Sets the granularity of the scroll speed to get precise scroll levels. This will provide more control over the scroll speed by multiplying against the value we get from the combination of ScrollLevelFactor and Prefpane scroll speed. Default value is 70% of the value we get from ScrollLevelFactor and Prefpane scroll speed.
7. ScrollStopDetectSamples (Value 0 - 10) : Sets the number of samples used to detect scroll stop. This is useful in touchpad which generate noise data due to its high sensitivity during idle or slow scrolls.
8. ScrollMaxIdleStateDelta (Value 0 - 100) : Sets the max delta allowed to detect idle state after scroll in touchpad which generate noise data due to high sensitivity.
9. ScrollMaxIdleDetectTimeout (Value 0 - 100) : Sets the max time (in milli sec) used in detecting idle state after scroll.
10. SlingTriggerArea (Value 0 - 100) : Sets the % of touchpad area used at top and bottom to trigger sling scroll.
11. SlingScrollStartTimeOut (Value 0 - 3000) : Sets the idle time (time spent) needed at trigger area to trigger sling scroll.

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5. SWIPES

 

Performing swipe gesture triggers the functions configured to them. The functions can be configured by editing plist file with the value from the the available "Supported OS X action values to config gestures" list above.

 

Three Fingers:

• Swipe Left and Right:
   Performs backward and forward functions in Browser, Finder and others. (ISO keyboards need keyboard layout config in keyboard plist)
• Swipe Down: Performs Application switch
• Swipe Up: Opens Launchpad

Four Fingers:

• Swipe Left: Hide/show Dock
• Swipe Right: Shows Properties/info for the selected file/folder
• Swipe Down : Minimize app
• Swipe Up: Close App

 

Edges:
Its is performed using one (or) two finger(s) by swiping from the edge of the touchpad to the middle (Swipe IN) 
(or) middle of the touchpad to the edge (Swipe OUT). And Swipe OUT works only after swipe IN in reverse without finger lift.

• Left Edge Swipe:
  Performs Left and Right Desktop/App Switch for IN and OUT swipes (Apps will switch only when they are in Full Screen).

• Right Edge Swipe:
  Opens (Swipe IN) and Closes (Swipe OUT) Notification centre.

• Bottom Edge Swipe:
  Default disabled.

• Top Edge Swipe:
  Toggles full screen.

 

NOTE for NC (soft mode): From10.8 or later in Full screen and 10.7, NC (soft mode) works as Spotlight. So, Hold Shift key and do the gesture from 10.8 (or) later to get NC working in Full screen.
 
Assign Keyboard shortcut to Notification center function from 10.8 or later instead of using Soft mode:
Assign key combination (Command + Shift + N) to Notification centre shortcut at Keyboard Preferences as shown below in picture to get this working using the function value 14.

 

Customization:

You can control swipes with the following plist options. Located at IOKitPersonalities->Smart-Pad->Preferences->Swiping in the plist.

1. 3FingerSwipeDownAction (Value 0 - 23) : Sets the action triggered by the 3 fingers swipe down.
2. 3FingerSwipeLeftAction (Value 0 - 23) : Sets the action triggered by the 3 fingers swipe left.
3. 3FingerSwipeRightAction (Value 0 - 23) : Sets the action triggered by the 3 fingers swipe right.
4. 3FingerSwipeUpAction (Value 0 - 23) : Sets the action triggered by the 3 fingers swipe up.
5. 4FingerSwipeDownAction (Value 0 - 23) : Sets the action triggered by the 4 fingers swipe down.
6. 4FingerSwipeLeftAction (Value 0 - 23) : Sets the action triggered by the 4 fingers swipe down.
7. 4FingerSwipeRightAction (Value 0 - 23) : Sets the action triggered by the 4 fingers swipe down.
8. 4FingerSwipeUpAction (Value 0 - 23) : Sets the action triggered by the 4 fingers swipe down.
9. 3FingerSwipes (Yes/No) : Enables/Disables 3 fingers swipes.
10. 4FingerSwipes (Yes/No) : Enables/Disables 4 fingers swipes.
11. MultiFingerSwipesDeltaX (Value 0 - 500) : Sets the X delta (movement) needed to detect 3F and 4F swipes.
12. MultiFingerSwipesDeltaX (Value 0 - 500) : Sets the Y delta (movement) needed to detect 3F and 4F swipes.

 

1. EdgeSwipeBottom (Value 0 - 23) : Sets the action triggered by the bottom edge swipe.
2. EdgeSwipeLeft (Value 0 - 23) : Sets the action triggered by the left edge swipe.
3. EdgeSwipeRight (Value 0 - 23) : Sets the action triggered by the right edge swipe
4. EdgeSwipeTop (Value 0 - 23) : Sets the action triggered by the top edge swipe
5. EdgeSwipes (Yes/No) : Enables/Disables edge swipes.
6. EdgeSwipes2Ways (Yes/No) : Enables/Disables 2 ways edge swipes. It allows swipes to be triggered in both ways either we start from center to edge or from edge to center instead of starting only from edge to center.
7. EdgeSwipesResetPointer (Yes/No) : Want to reset the pointer to center of the screen after edge swipe ?.
8. EdgeSwipeFingers (Value 0 - 2) : Sets the number of fingers are used in edge swipes. 0 is for both 1f and 2f.
9. EdgeSwipeDetectHArea (Value 0 - 100) : Sets the % of touchpad area on edges allowed to detect start of horizontal (left and right) edge swipes.
10. EdgeSwipeDetectVArea (Value 0 - 100) : Sets the % of touchpad area on edges allowed to detect start of vertical(top and bottom) edge swipes.
11. EdgeSwipeDeltaX (Value 0 - 500) : Sets the X delta (movement) needed to detect edge swipes.
12. EdgeSwipeDeltaY (Value 0 - 500) : Sets the Y delta (movement) needed to detect edge swipes.

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6. ZOOM

• Two Fingers Pinch Zoom :

Spreading and pinching two fingers triggers zoom in and out in single step when fingers are removed from touchpad after the gesture.

• OS X Zooming using Keyboard Button and 2F Vertical swipe :

Hold the key chosen from the Trackpad prefpane and swipe two fingers vertically to zoom OS X. You can select the key in Trackpad prefpane option at System preferences from the option  "Zoom while holding".

• Four/Five fingers Pinch Gesture like Apple touchpads (Only for the touchpad with 5 fingers support) :

Opens launchpad.

 

Customization:

You can configure zoom with the following plist options. Located at IOKitPersonalities->Smart-Pad->Preferences->Others in the plist.

1. PinchZoom (Yes/No) : Enables/Disables zoom feature.
2. PinchZoomDelta (Value 0 - 500) : Sets the delta needed to trigger zoom. 
3. PinchRotateMinSamples (Value 0 - 10) : Sets the minimum number of samples needed to detect zoom. 

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7. ROTATION

 

Rotation works on photos to rotate them and in browser to reload page. We can do rotate in three ways:

 

• Arc Rotation : 

Place a finger on the touchpad in a fixed position either at Left (or) Right corner and draw an arc at the corner opposite to the fixed finger position using second finger. Left arc does left rotate and right arc does right rotate.

• Swipe Rotation :

Place a finger on the touchpad in a fixed position at middle of the touchpad vertically and swipe the second finger from up to down for rotating Right or from down to up for rotating left.

Place a finger on the touchpad in a fixed position at middle of the touchpad horizontally and swipe the second finger from left to right for rotating Right or from right to left for rotating left.

• Circular Rotation : (Only for ELAN v3 hardware)

Place two fingers on the touchpad vertically and move them to right horizontal position to rotate right.

Place two fingers on the touchpad horizontally and move them to left vertical position to rotate left.

 

Customization:

You can configure rotation with the following plist options. Located at IOKitPersonalities->Smart-Pad->Preferences->Others in the plist.

1. Rotation (Yes/No) : Enables/Disables rotate feature.
2. CircularRotate (Yes/No) : Enables/Disables circular rotate feature.
3. RotationDelta (Value 0 - 500) : Sets the delta (movement) needed from moving finger to trigger rotate. 
4. RotationMaxCFDelta (Value 0 - 500) : Sets the max delta (movement) allowed for the fixed finger in detecting rotate. Some high sensitive touchpad might need higher values to work better.
5. PinchRotateMinSamples (Value 0 - 10) : Sets the minimum number of samples needed to detect rotate. 

NOTE: I did my best to get this working as much as possible and works very well if you do the gesture like i explained. And you have to keep the first finger on the touchpad for 1-2 secs before rotating with other finger which I've used to avoid conflicts with other features. Will try to improve this in future as far as possible.

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8. CLICKING AND FINGERS PRESS
To perform Fingers press, Tap and hold your finger(s) firmly with some pressure on the touchpad for 2-3 seconds.
To perform clicking, press the button under the touchpad in click-pad.

 

• Single finger Click/Press: (Finger press drag)

Does dragging

• Two Fingers Click/Press: 

Default it does zoom reset. It can configured to other actions by editing plist with supported gesture actions value. 

• Three Fingers Click/Press:

Opens Finder window (or) Changes Language if you have more than one input source. You can change this to Finder/other from keyboard shortcuts for the shortcut "Command + Space". It can configured to other actions by editing plist with supported gesture actions value. 

• Four Fingers Click/Press:

Opens Force quit window by default. It can configured to other actions by editing plist with supported gesture actions value. 

• Five Fingers Click/Press:

Shows Desktop by default. It can configured to other actions by editing plist with supported gesture actions value. 

 

Customization:

You can configure taps with the following plist options. Located at IOKitPersonalities->Smart-Pad->Preferences->Tapping in the plist.

1. 2FingersPressAction (Value 0 -23) : Sets the action to be triggered on two fingers press. 
2. 3FingersPressAction (Value 0 -23) : Sets the action to be triggered on three fingers press. 
3. 4FingersPressAction (Value 0 -23) : Sets the action to be triggered on four fingers press. 
4. 5FingersPressAction (Value 0 -23) : Sets the action to be triggered on five fingers press. 
5. FingersPressTimeOut (Value 0 -3000) : Sets the time needed (after timeout) to trigger finger press. 

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9. FEATURES TOGGLE
I implemented this feature in order to enable/disable some of the features on the fly using gestures, which cannot be enabled/disabled from Trackpad prefpane.

 

To perform this toggle, you have to Hold "Left Shift Key" in Keyboard and then "Swipe with three fingers" (or) "tap 2/3/4 fingers quickly" (or) "press and hold 2/3/4 fingers firmly" to enable/disable the features.

 

Indicator:
On performing this toggle, the pointer will move a bit Up/Down/Left/Right which indicates the feature is toggled. If the pointer moved Up/Right direction then its turned on, if moved Left/Down direction then its turned off.

 

Three Fingers swipe toggles:

• Down : Toggles Edge Swiping.
• Up : Toggles Corner Tapping.
• Left : Toggles Pinch zoom.
• Right : Toggles Rotations.

 

Two Fingers Tapping:

• Two Times : Toggles Edge scrolling.
• Three Times : Toggles Edge circular scrolling.

Three Fingers Tapping:

• Two Times : Toggles scroll acceleration modes.
• Three Times : Toggles pointer acceleration value from 0 - 20.

Four Fingers Tapping:

• Two Times : Toggles virtual buttons mode.

 

Two Fingers Press:

• Toggles two finger press

Three Fingers Press:

• Toggles three finger press

Four Fingers Press: 

• Toggles four finger press.