A bump in the road. . .

[Tomo2000 60]

Hi, its me again. I need a little bit of help. If you are using this script in a conditional branch:

 

Input.trigger?[Input::A]

 

I've tried but I cant figure out what the arrow keys are. Can somebody help me out.

 

Thanks in Advance

 

~Tomo2000

[Nisage 31]

Is the

Input.trigger?[Input::A]

being used in a Call Script? You can just make a Conditioinal Branch, go to the forth tab, Button [select button] is Being Pressed, that's how I set it up for the arrow buttons. No idea how to set it up for a Call Script, sorry. Maybe Polraudio, and Leon might know how to. (That's your cue you two)

[Leon 55]

Use () instead of []

[Kiriashi 117]

Wow that was really simple. xD

 

Its weird (well not really but sorta) how every little space and character can make a huge difference in scripting.

[Polraudio 122]

Dang Leon beat me to it.

The arrow keys are the same as anything else.

UP

DOWN

LEFT

RIGHT

They should work.

[Kiriashi 117]

They're called up down left and right? Should they be called right arrow left arrow etc.?

 

That would make a lot more sense.

[Tomo2000 60]

Ok, thanks but I still can't get my event working. I thought that it was something like D_Up, D_Left, etc. Tell me if I missed anything.

 

~Tomo2000

[Kiriashi 117]

Are you sure you replaced the brackets with parentheses?

 

What about your event trigger? Is it on Parallel Process?

[Tomo2000 60]

Yup and Yup.

[Kiriashi 117]

Well I don't really know what to do then.. :}

 

I guess you just have to get a hold of Polraudio or Leon.

[Tomo2000 60]

Ok. Thanks.

[Kiriashi 117]

No problem. I will try to get a hold of Leon for you if you don't get help from Polraudio. ;)

[Polraudio 122]

Here is what your event should look like.

In your Conditional branch under script you should have this

 

Input.trigger?(Input::UP)

or

Input.trigger?(Input::LEFT)

or

Input.trigger?(Input::DOWN)

or

Input.trigger?(Input::RIGHT)

 

If you need me to make a demo, ask and i will whip one up for ya.