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[thewiilover]

Describe the bug
I'm unable to do slide notes. Also normal notes (without emulate ring buttons enabled).

To Reproduce
Try to use it normally

Screenshots

[thewiilover]

I'll provide a video if it's really needed

[thewiilover]

bit more info:
I'd like to use the built in touchscreen on my device and I'm only currently able to use moonlight in order for it to work correctly

[Leapward-Koex]

From what you've described it sounds like the COM port connection between the application and sinmai isn't working/connected.

Some things to check:

1. Is the port pair installed?
   You can check this by running C:\Program Files\Leapward-Koex\Mai Touch Emulator\thirdparty programs\com0com>setupc.exe list as administrator (or whereever your install is, note the working directory just be the com0com folder).
   It should produce an output like:

C:\Program Files\Leapward-Koex\Mai Touch Emulator\thirdparty programs\com0com>setupc.exe list
       CNCA0 PortName=COM3
       CNCB0 PortName=COM23

2. Is the application connected to the COM port?
   
   You can manually connect to the port by using the "Connect to port" button in the COM port section, or turn on "Automatic port connecting" if you haven't already to connect on app startup.

3. Was Sinmai set to use a real touchscreen?
   DummyTouchPanel should be set to 0 in the maimaiDX.ini file.

4. Was the application opened prior to Sinmai starting up?
   Sinmai communicates with the application on startup to check the state of the touchscreen, if the application is not open and connected to the COM port prior to this the application wont work.
   You can verify this when Sinmai starts up and there will be a タッチセンサ(1P) entry (or localized equivalent). During this time it will say "CHECK" and you should see entries in the "Received" and "Sent" sections in the app

When the "Received" is "STAT" it means it is successfully connected and Sinmai should say タッチセンサ(1P) GOOD.
If it says タッチセンサ(1P) BAD it means its failed to perform the handshake with the application.

5. Is the app registering button presses?
   When you press different combinations of buttons on the touch panel you should see the "Button State" change from 0. The value is unimportant, it just represents a special bitmask of what buttons are pushed down, you just want to check that its not 0.

Hopefully one of these steps helps you resolve your problem.