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wp
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19th January, 2004 at 02:09:55 -
Shifting events to the global editor is what I ended up doing in the end. So yes, I've managed to incorporate controlx. Now about that wall jump... are you talking about the moving platforms? Err... hehe... I have a major problem with overlapping and moving platforms. You're not supposed to be able to wall jump. It's just that when you overlap, it resets the jump so that you can jump again. But heck, if I can make it into a wall jump, then all the better I guess. 
About controlx; You know how you can make the condition:
Key <string> is pressed
Well, if you want to check if the letter "1" is pressed, you say 'Key "1" is pressed'
If you make a string object called "String" with the alterable value "1" in it, you can say instead:
Key string$("String") is pressed
This way you can customize your controls by changing the value of the string object "String".
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wp
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19th January, 2004 at 04:16:42 -
http://pubweb.northwestern.edu/~wpe871/controlxTestEngine.zip
Alright, here is a zip with the test and an .ini file that determines the buttons. I have the controls assigned as ASDW and JKL. Open up the .ini file to assign your own controls. Ignore all the other groups in the .ini; you can even delete them. Those are things that will be implemented later on.
Character list
List of all characters recognized.
Characters with a * dosen't work on all keybords.
Letters a - z. The same as A - Z
Numbers 0 - 9
"shift"
"control"
"escape"
"capslock"
"backspace"
"space"
"return" or "enter"
"tab"
"scrollock"
"numlock"
"f 1" - "f12"
"/"
"decimal"
"-"
"seperator" *
"+"
"*"
"0 on numeric" - "9 on numeric"
"menu" *
"right window" *
"left window" *
"help" *
"delete"
"insert"
"snapshot" *
"execute" *
"print" *
"select" *
"down"
"right"
"up"
"left"
"home"
"end"
"page down"
"page up"
"break"
"§"
"´"
"¨"
"'"
","
"<"
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