SCROOMS PC and mobile controls

Read controls by activity

The reported PC bindings put interaction on E and the backpack on G. Left-click is described for tuning, with holding and dragging used in the frequency and catching interactions. These instructions belong to the supplied control reports. Their shared-reporting label is intentional: matching text across guides cannot prove that each publisher tested every input independently.

• The catching stages

Distinguish hotbar slots from song notes

Equipment Bag, Index, Quest Log and Ocarina are reported in slots 2, 3, 4 and 5 respectively. Those numbers describe access to interfaces or tools. They are not a song sequence. Homeward Melody uses named directions in its recorded sequence, while Song of Passage has a reported sequence of letter keys. The fieldbook preserves that distinction.

• Homeward Melody directions
• Song of Passage keys

Mobile and dialogue reports

Mobile instructions refer to on-screen prompts and finger dragging during catches. The supplied record does not give a complete map of every touch control. The right-click camera toggle is reported in connection with unresponsive dialogue clicks on PC. That is a specific sourced report, not a promise that toggling camera control fixes every interaction problem.

Keep the interface evidence scoped

The guide links control reports to the relevant activity rather than inventing shortcuts. The Ocarina page explains its acquisition, and the song pages show only documented inputs. If a song has no published sequence, the site leaves it unknown; the presence of familiar buttons does not justify reconstructing missing notes.

• Ocarina acquisition
• All song records

What is still unknown

A full platform-by-platform input reference is not available in this snapshot. There is no verified directional conversion for the Song of Passage letter sequence. Dated recordings of the relevant interface on each platform would help settle those gaps. The supplied control material also does not establish custom binding support or a universal troubleshooting procedure.