| Category | Scripting |
| Created | 08.03.2021 23:37 |
| Landry Strickland (Unknown) | 08.03.2021 23:37 |
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| Hello everyone and good afternoon, I am looking to be pointed in the right direction for handling multiple key binds. The only issue I am having is how to go about registering multiple Action events. I have the following: function WPToolKit:registerActionEvents() WPToolKit.events = {} local result, eventName = InputBinding.registerActionEvent(g_inputBinding, "STRONGFARMER", self, WPToolKit.toggleStrongFarmer, false, true, false, true) if result then table.insert(WPToolKit.events, eventName) g_inputBinding:setActionEventTextVisibility(eventName, true) g_inputBinding:setActionEventTextPriority(eventName, GS_PRIO_NORMAL) end end; I am looking to add another key bind with the action name RESETVEHICLE. I know there are mods that do both the items I have listed; however I am here to learn. I have looked at few other mods and see that each mod seems to handle key binds a little differently. I have looked through the documentation and do not see anything on the InputBinding class to get more information on the registerActionEvents function, so I am also not sure what the true false args are representing. Any guidance in the area would be appreciated! |
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| Bilbo Beutlin (BBeutlin) | 09.03.2021 15:44 |
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| The general format is eventAdded, eventId = g_inputBinding:registerActionEvent(actionId, self, callback, triggerUp, triggerDown, triggerAlways, startActive, callbackState, flag) The last 'flag' is conflict removal flag, will disable conflicting bindings of newly registered actions. For reference see https://gdn.giants-software.com/documentation_scripting_fs19.php?version=script&category=28&class=281#registerActionEvents3130 I'm not sure what you mean with "multiple key binds". You can add any further action to your function callback. Certainly this must have a unique actionId since each input action needs a dedicated actionId. What you have defined in modDesc as <action name="something" you can refer as actionId with 'InputAction.something'. |
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