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| Tier two and three screens allow mouse input: it generates a `touch` signal on all computers in its network whenever a user either right-clicks/activates the display area of a screen *without* a keyboard - like a giant touch screen - or when left clicking on the display area in the GUI of a screen *with* a keyboard. | Tier two and three screens allow mouse input: it generates a `touch` signal on all computers in its network whenever a user either right-clicks/activates the display area of a screen *without* a keyboard - like a giant touch screen - or when left clicking on the display area in the GUI of a screen *with* a keyboard. | ||
| + | They also generate a `walk` signal when a mob moves while walking on the screen. | ||
| As of version 1.3, tier 2 screens use a 16 color *palette*, that defaults to the Minecraft colors and can be manipulated as desired. Tier 3 screens have a hybrid color system, where 240 colors are "automatic" and a 16 color palette exists that defaults to different shades of grey, but can also be manipulated as desired. | As of version 1.3, tier 2 screens use a 16 color *palette*, that defaults to the Minecraft colors and can be manipulated as desired. Tier 3 screens have a hybrid color system, where 240 colors are "automatic" and a 16 color palette exists that defaults to different shades of grey, but can also be manipulated as desired. | ||