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[Trigger] Mouse position (X, Y)

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Nope, You can get when the mouse hovers over or clicks on trackables, but they are problem prone. There is no way to get the X and Y coordinates of the mouse realtive to the screen or teraine.

You can tell when the mouse is over a trackable which can be converted into a cordiante on the WC3 map, but they can not be destroyed once created and are prone to problems in multiplayer as each player needs their own local one.
 
I would advise against it, it generally lacks real use as you can purly get the location of the trackable, and once they are made, they can not be altered in any form. Also you can not get who is hovering over them in multiplayer, meaning you have to make 1 trackable for each player playing the game at that time on everyone's PC inorder to tell which player is hovering over it.

Next to the odd use here and there, they are generally used for full screen item systems and little more.
 
the currect X-Y-Coordinates RtC offers are relative to your desktop and not related to ingame coordinates. However, MindWorX has released a testapp that retrieves ingame x and y coordinates from your ram. But even that cant be used for triggering yet. So, unless you dont have a problem with trackables, you cant.
 
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