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docs/objects/Animation.md

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-With animations, you can create a beautiful experience for users while interacting with your program.<br>
+With animations, you can create a beautiful experience for users while interacting with your program.
+There are 2 types of animations, predefined animations and custom animations. By using add and wait you can create custom
+animations (calls). Pre-defined methods are for example move, offset, size, changeText,...
+
+:setObject always sets the object on what pre-defined methods should apply on.
+
+When calling a pre-defined animation it will check what is safed as object (:setObject) and will calculate the animation methods based on that which means you won't
+be able to change the object on the fly - you will always have to recreate the animation itself
+
 
 |   |   |
 |---|---|
@@ -6,6 +14,8 @@ With animations, you can create a beautiful experience for users while interacti
 |[wait](objects/Animation/wait.md)|Adds a amount to the animation time
 |[play](objects/Animation/play.md)|Plays the animation
 |[cancel](objects/Animation/cancel.md)|Cancels the animation
+|[addMode](objects/Animation/addMode.md)|Adds custom easings
+|[setMode](objects/Animation/setMode.md)|Changes the current easing-calculation
 |[setObject](objects/Animation/setObject.md)|Sets an object on which predefined animations should work on
 |[move](objects/Animation/move.md)|Predefined animation: moves the object to a new position
 |[offset](objects/Animation/offset.md)|Predefined animation: Changes the offset of that object
@@ -18,4 +28,5 @@ With animations, you can create a beautiful experience for users while interacti
 
 |   |   |
 |---|---|
+|[onStart](objects/Animation/onStart.md)|Gets called as soon as the animation is started
 |[onDone](objects/Animation/onDone.md)|Gets called as soon as the animation has finished

docs/objects/Animation/addMode.md

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+## addMode
+Adds a new easing curve into the available easing list. Checkout the animation object if you want to know how this works.
+
+#### Parameters: 
+
+1. `string` - The name of the curve you want to use.
+2. `functon` - The function to call
+
+#### Returns: 
+
+1. `animation` Animation in use
+
+#### Usage:
+
+* Creates a new curve
+
+```lua
+local mainFrame = basalt.createFrame()
+local testButton = mainFrame:addButton("buttonToAnimate")
+local aAnimation = mainFrame:addAnimation():setObject(testButton)
+
+local function easeInBack(t) -- t is the time from 0 to 1
+    local c1 = 1.70158;
+    local c3 = c1 + 1
+    return c3*t^3-c1*t^2
+end
+
+aAnimation:addMode("coolEaseInBack", easeInBack)
+aAnimation:setMode("coolEaseInBack"):move(15,3,2):play()
+```

docs/objects/Animation/onStart.md

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+## onStart
+`onStart(self)`<br>
+This is a event which gets fired as soon as the animation is started.
+
+```lua
+local basalt = require("Basalt")
+
+local mainFrame = basalt.createFrame()
+local testButton = mainFrame:addButton("buttonToAnimate")
+local aAnimation = mainFrame:addAnimation():setObject(testButton):changeTextColor({colors.red, colors.yellow, colors.green}, 2)
+aAnimation:onStart(function()
+    basalt.debug("The animation is started")
+end)
+
+aAnimation:play()
+```

docs/objects/Animation/setMode.md

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+## setMode
+Changes the easing curve. If you want to test them, here is a interesting website: https://easings.co
+
+#### Parameters: 
+1. `string` - The name of the curve you want to use.
+
+#### Returns: 
+1. `animation` Animation in use
+
+#### Usage:
+* Takes 2 seconds to move the object from its current position to x15 y3
+```lua
+local mainFrame = basalt.createFrame()
+local testButton = mainFrame:addButton("buttonToAnimate")
+local aAnimation = mainFrame:addAnimation():setObject(testButton):setMode("easeInBounce"):move(15,3,2):play()
+```
+
+## Easing Curve List
+
+Here is a list of all available easing curves:
+
+|   |   |   |
+|---|---|---|
+|linear||
+|easIn|easeOut|easeInOut
+|easeInSine|easeOutSine|easeInOutSine
+|easeInBack|easeOutBack|easeInOutBack
+|easeInCubic|easeOutCubic|easeInOutCubic
+|easeInElastic|easeOutElastic|easeInOutElastic
+|easeInExpo|easeOutExpo|easeInOutExpo
+|easeInBack|easeOutBack|easeInOutBack
+|easeInQuad|easeOutQuad|easeInOutQuad
+|easeInQuint|easeOutQuint|easeInOutQuint
+|easeInQuart|easeOutQuart|easeInOutQuart
+|easeInCirc|easeOutCirc|easeInOutCirc
+|easeInBounce|easeOutBounce|easeInOutBounce

docs/objects/Basalt.md

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 |[schedule](objects/Basalt/schedule.md)|Schedules a new task
 |[setActiveFrame](objects/Basalt/setActiveFrame.md)|Sets the active frame
 |[setTheme](objects/Basalt/setTheme.md)|Changes the base theme of basalt
+|[setMouseDragThrottle](objects/Basalt/setMouseDragThrottle.md)|Changes the mouse drag throttle amount
+|[setMouseMoveThrottle](objects/Basalt/setMouseMoveThrottle.md)|CraftOS-PC: Changes the mouse move throttle amount
 |[setVariable](objects/Basalt/setVariable.md)|Sets a variable which you can access via XML
 |[stopUpdate / stop](objects/Basalt/stopUpdate.md)|Stops the currently active event and draw listener
 |[update](objects/Basalt/update.md)|Starts the event and draw listener once

docs/objects/Basalt/setMouseDragThrottle.md

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+# Basalt
+
+## setMouseDragThrottle
+
+Changes the drag throttle of all drag events. Default value is 50ms - which is 0.05s.
+Instead of sending all mouse_drag events to the :onDrag handlers basalt sends every 0.05s (while dragging) the most recent drag event to all
+drag handlers. If you need all drag events - just change the value to 0.
+
+### Parameters
+
+1. `number` A number in miliseconds.
+
+### Usage
+
+```lua
+local basalt = require("basalt")
+basalt.setMouseDragThrottle(0)
+```

docs/objects/Basalt/setMouseMoveThrottle.md

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+# Basalt
+
+## setMouseMoveThrottle
+
+This feature is only available for [CraftOS-PC](https://www.craftos-pc.cc).
+
+CraftOS-PC has a builtin mouse_move event, which is disabled by default. By using this method it will also enable the event for you. Remember - basalt does not disable the event after closing the program, which means the event stays active. If you want to disable the event please use config.set("mouse_move_throttle", -1) in your lua prompt or your program.
+
+Sidenote: a very low amount can make the program laggy - because it litterally spams the mouse_move event. So use it carefully.
+
+### Parameters
+
+1. `number` A number in miliseconds.
+
+### Usage
+
+```lua
+local basalt = require("basalt")
+basalt.setMouseMoveThrottle(50)
+```

docs/objects/Object.md

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 |[onRelease](objects/Object/onRelease.md)|Fires as soon as the mouse button gets released
 |[onScroll](objects/Object/onScroll.md)|Fires as soon as you scroll with the mousewheel
 |[onDrag](objects/Object/onDrag.md)|Fires as soon as the object is beeing dragged
+|[onHover](objects/Object/onHover.md)|CraftOS-PC - fires when the mouse hovers over a object
+|[onLeave](objects/Object/onLeave.md)|CraftOS-PC - fires when the mouse leaves a object
 |[onKey](objects/Object/onKey.md)|Fires when the object is focused and a keyboard key has been clicked
 |[onChar](objects/Object/onChar.md)|Fires when the object is focused and a character has been clicked
 |[onKeyUp](objects/Object/onKeyUp.md)|Fires when the object is focused and a keyboard key has been released

docs/objects/Object/onHover.md

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+# onHover
+
+`onHover(self, event, button, x, y)`<br>
+The computercraft event which triggers this method is `mouse_move` - only available in [CraftOS-PC](https://www.craftos-pc.cc).
+
+Here is a example on how to add a onHover event to your button:
+
+```lua
+local basalt = require("basalt")
+
+local main = basalt.createFrame()
+local button = main:addButton()
+  :setPosition(3,3)
+  :setSize(12,3)
+  :setText("Hover")
+
+function buttonOnHover()
+  basalt.debug("The mouse hovers over the button!")
+end
+button:onHover(buttonOnHover)
+```

docs/objects/Object/onLeave.md

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+# onLeave
+
+`onLeave(self, event, button, x, y)`<br>
+The computercraft event which triggers this method is `mouse_move` - only available in [CraftOS-PC](https://www.craftos-pc.cc).
+
+Here is a example on how to add a onLeave event to your button:
+
+```lua
+local basalt = require("basalt")
+
+local main = basalt.createFrame()
+local button = main:addButton()
+  :setPosition(3,3)
+  :setSize(12,3)
+  :setText("Leave")
+
+function buttonOnLeave()
+  basalt.debug("The mouse left the button!")
+end
+button:onLeave(buttonOnLeave)
+```

docs/objects/Program.md

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 |[injectEvent](objects/Program/injectEvent.md)|Injects a event into the program
 |[injectEvents](objects/Program/injectEvents.md)|Injects a table of events
 |[getQueuedEvents](objects/Program/getQueuedEvents.md)|Returns currently queued events
+|[setEnviroment](objects/Program/setEnviroment.md)|CHanges the default enviroment to a custom one
 
 # Events
 

docs/objects/Program/setEnviroment.md

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+## setEnviroment
+Changes the default enviroment to a custom enviroment
+
+#### Parameters: 
+
+1. `table` - Enviroment table
+
+#### Returns: 
+
+1. `program` Program in use