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# Scroll

Scroll the device screen in a direction or according to the coordinates of the start and end points.

Scroll is the action of scrolling the screen of a mobile device. It supports two types: scrolling in a fixed direction, or swiping from one point to another according to coordinates.

🎥 See more tutorial videos: [Here](https://youtu.be/WhRCpYVeagA).

#### Explanation of configuration parameters:

* Scroll type: Type of scroll:
  * `By direction`: scroll in a fixed direction.
  * `By points`: swipe from the start point to the end point according to coordinates.
* Direction: (when selecting By direction) Scroll direction — `Up`, `Down`, `Left`, `Right`.
* Start position (x,y): (when selecting By points) Coordinates of the starting swipe point, for example `500,1500`.
* End position (x,y): (when selecting By points) Coordinates of the ending swipe point, for example `500,500`.
* Duration (ms): (when selecting By points) The time to perform the swipe measured in milliseconds; the larger the number, the slower the swipe.

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