The basic building block of each trigger is the control element. There can be multiple control elements defined, each one is evaluated separately. Each control element defines:

• Which event starts this trigger – screen was clicked, face detection was run, key was pressed or minute timer was run.
• What are the conditions for this trigger – for example position of the screen click, how many faces were detected, what time it is and more. Conditions can be combined using logic predicates “and”, “or” and “not”.
• What action should be executed if the conditions are satisfied – for example change playlist or screen layout, display particular file, pause or resume playback etc.

You can add building blocks from the left menu to the workspace using drag&drop. Make sure that the building block is not whited out after placing it in the workspace, as it might indicate the output type of the block doesn’t fit the input type of the other block.

After the triggers are saved, the actions will be automatically executed if the event occurs and the conditions are satisfied.