This will show you the documentation of scripting with the g-series lua api.My Logitech G Hub won't load, either. If you have trouble with for example finding the names of buttons then in the editor click "Help>Scripting API". This will display messages in the console of the editor about what is happening. If you have trouble with understanding what calls get made in what order you can set debuggingEnabeld to true. Call the function from the prefferd "mouseMoved." function for the preferred buttonNumber. If you want to add functions (for example to the two open spots) create a new function, add the keys that bind to the action you want to perform. If you want to switch functions just switch the function calls around, it's pretty modular. If you want to disable some of the features change the value of missionControlEnabled/ applicationWindowsEnabled/ moveBetweenSpacesEnabled/ browserNavigationEnabled to false If you want the gesture to happen with more of less movement of your mouse change the value of minimalHorizontalMovement and/or minimalVerticalMovement. The same goes for browser navigation, in that case assign another button number to navigationButtonNumber If you want to map the gestures to another button assign another button number to gestureButtonNumber You perform the gestures by pressing the designated button, moving the mouse in the direction of the funtion that you want to use and then releasing the button. The script should now be working :) How to use: Click "script>save" or press Command+S to save the script. Copy the code from this script and paste it in the script editor that just opened. (optional) Give the script a name and description. In G-HUB select the profile you want to use these gestures in. Lua script to use mouse gestures in macOS using g-hub Installation:
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