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Hi all. My native language is Polish so please forgive me for the mistakes in the language. At the beginning of a big round of applause for Autra application. I have used other similar products, but none was so good. I still am not advanced. I'm going to buy it, but testing came across the problem and do not know if I was going to work. My Gt-i9505 (Samsung Galaxy S4) has a root and stock rom 4.4.2 KitKat were stripped of unnecessary applications and SuperSu Free v2.46. Trying to get the swipe of a finger across the screen in the game. Despite two days of work I failed the job has run out. Please help I do not know what I'm doing wrong and whether SuperSu Tapjacking protection option should be selected (tried and so and so). I know there are functions Control UI and Execute Root Command and one of them should I use, unfortunately, something goes wrong. Can someone put action Execute Command Root acting with him? Next I should deal with. Possibly help me with their experience what can I do wrong? We link http://przeklej.org/file/zMVIjC/flow.Fl ... 181701.xml to flow, which to me is not working. Thank you in advance for your help.



With this issue I was able to handle it. Inscribed " Here siwpe <100 > " instead of the correct "input swipe 100". I have a quick question . Is there a test of whether we share an Internet connection, but not specifically by wifi or data dransfer only irrelevant ?

Hi,

The option that should work best is probably Execute Root Command with command input swipe <x1> <y1> <x2> <y2> x1 etc. are the coordinates so input swipe 0 0 500 500 would swipe from top left corner of the screen down to the lower right point (500, 500).
Not all ROMs support this command. Please check the output of the action if it does not work. Some ROMs also allow to support an optional duration in milliseconds as a fifth parameter.

You could use condition Network Connected to check if a network is available. Data transfer could still fail. You could use condition Host Reachable to transfer a few bytes to the desired destination to see if the network works.

Regards,
Martin