The CoordinateFrame of where the Mouse ray is currently hitting a 3D object in the Workspace. If the mouse is not over any 3D objects in the Workspace, this property is nil.

The current Texture of the Mouse Icon. Stored as a string, for more information on how to format the string <a href="http://wiki.roblox.com/index.php/Content" target="_blank">go here</a>

The CoordinateFrame of where the Mouse is when the mouse is not clicking. This CoordinateFrame will be very close to the Camera.CoordinateFrame.

The Part the mouse is currently over. If the mouse is not currently over any object (on the skybox, for example) this property is nil.

A Part or Model that the Mouse will ignore when trying to find the Target, TargetSurface and Hit.

The NormalId (Top, Left, Down, etc.) of the face of the part the Mouse is currently over.

The Unit Ray from where the mouse is (Origin) to the current Mouse.Target.

The viewport's (game window) width in pixels.

The viewport's (game window) height in pixels.

The absolute pixel position of the Mouse along the x-axis of the viewport (game window). Values start at 0 on the left hand side of the screen and increase to the right.

The absolute pixel position of the Mouse along the y-axis of the viewport (game window). Values start at 0 on the top of the screen and increase to the bottom.

`hit` is deprecated. Use `Hit` instead.

`target` is deprecated. Use `Target` instead.

Fired when the first button (usually the left, but could be another) on the mouse is depressed.

Fired when the first button (usually the left, but could be another) on the mouse is release.

This event is currently non-operational.

This event is currently non-operational.

Fired constantly when the mouse is not firing any other event (i.e. the mouse isn't moving, nor any buttons being pressed or depressed).

Fired when a user presses a key on the keyboard. Argument is a string representation of the key. If the key has no string representation (such as space), the string passed in is the keycode for that character. Keycodes are currently in ASCII.

Fired when a user releases a key on the keyboard. Argument is a string representation of the key. If the key has no string representation (such as space), the string passed in is the keycode for that character. Keycodes are currently in ASCII.

Fired when the mouse X or Y member changes.

This event is currently non-operational.

This event is currently non-operational.

`keyDown` is deprecated. Use `KeyDown` instead.