Heretic86 25 Report post Posted November 20, 2012 Timed User Input - Lite Version Authors: Diagostimo, Heretic Version: 1.0 Type: Simulated User Input Introduction This Script is intended to allow you to Simulate User Input in ANY Scene at ANY time by entering a series of simple script commands. Features [li]Simulate User Input at specific times[/li][li]Very easy to use[/li][li]Highly Compatible[/li][li]I like shiny things[/li] Screenshots No Screenshots. It isnt possible to take a Screenshot of simulating User Input. Demo This Demo contains a FULL VERSION of the script with expandad functionality. http://www.775.net/~heretic/downloads/rmxp/AnimatedTitleScreen/index.php Script This is the LITE VERSION of the User Input Script. It does NOT contain the expanded functionality provided by the FULL VERSION, but will be more compatible. Place above Main. #=============================================================================== # # Timed User Input # Authors: Diagostimo, Heretic # Version 1.0 # Saturday, November 9th, 2012 # #=============================================================================== # # This script is the work of Diagostimo and Heretic # # Keys can be entered either by saying B or C instead of Input::B or Input::C # This works for directions also: DOWN or UP instead of Input::DOWN or Input::UP # # ALWAYS USE ALL CAPITAL LETTERS FOR YOUR KEYS! # # There are two ways to use this script. # # 1: Single Keypress # In an Event, run a Script: # Input.change_key(Key) # # * Most useful when used in Parallel or Autorun processes # # # 2: Automated Keypress # In an Event, run a Script: # timed_input(wait, keys) # # - Examples - # # timed_input(20, C) Effect: Waits 20 frames, then simulates the C Key # timed_input(14, DOWN, C) Effect: Waits 14 frames, and simulates DOWN and C # timed_input(40) Effect: This just waits. May sometimes be useful. # # NOTE: Build your Input Sequences BEFORE bringing up any Menus # # NOTE: Use "Call Menu Screen" on Page 3 of Event Commands instead of trying # to use "B" to bring up the Menu. It wont work because an Event is # doing its thing. # # NOTE: You cant use this script to simulate Player Movement, the same way # as you are unable to move (by default) while an Event is processing. # # # This Script is a simlified version of Timed User Input, Scripts, and Windows. # # It lacks the expanded functionality of the other version of the script, but # will be more compatible. It works a bit differently as well, but may be # easier to use with Custom Battle System Menus due to the differences. # # --- TIMING DIFFERENCES in XP and VX / Ace --- # # The Timing in XP and VX / VX Ace is a bit different. # # In XP, 1 second is 20 Frames, and usually runs at 40 Frames Per Second so # value is multiplied by two # # In VX and VX Ace, 1 second is 60 Frames Per Second and isnt multiplied # # # --- LEGAL STUFF --- # # Legal: This script is not my property and is used with permission # from diagostimo. It has been modified by Heretic to be easier to use. module Input_Constants DOWN = Input::DOWN LEFT = Input::LEFT RIGHT = Input::RIGHT UP = Input::UP A = Input::A B = Input::B C = Input::C X = Input::X Y = Input::Y Z = Input::Z L = Input::L R = Input::R end module RPG # Timing for XP and VX is different, 20 FPS is 1 second in XP 60 in VX and Ace Input_Time_Multiplier = defined?(Game_Interpreter) ? 1 : 2 # Create New Class class TimedInput # Mixed Variable and Array types are easier as Objects def initialize(wait, parameters = []) # Time to wait before simulating keystrokes @wait = wait * Input_Time_Multiplier # The Input Keys to be Simulated - Handles Multiple Keys @parameters = parameters end attr_accessor :wait attr_accessor :parameters end end # Interpreter is named differently in VX and XP Intepreter_Name = defined?(Game_Interpreter) ? Game_Interpreter : Interpreter class Intepreter_Name include Input_Constants def timed_input(wait, *keys) Input.change_auto_keys(RPG::TimedInput.new(wait, keys)) end def clear_auto Input.init end end class Game_Character include Input_Constants def timed_input(wait, *keys) Input.change_auto_keys(RPG::TimedInput.new(wait, keys)) end def clear_auto Input.init end end module Input # If class is already defined - F12 Reset if $input_class_defined # Reset associated variables defined in def init init else # Store Global Variable that modifications to input class have been defined $input_class_defined = true class << self #alias listing alias update_forced update alias trigger_forced trigger? alias press_forced press? alias repeat_forced repeat? alias dir4_forced dir4 alias dir8_forced dir8 #initialize def init @forced = nil @auto_forced = [] @auto_index = 0 @auto_timer = 0 @auto_input_time = false @input_forced = false @input_disabled = false end def change_input_flag @auto_input_time = true end #change forced value def change_key(key) @forced = key end #change auto forced keys def change_auto_keys(object) @auto_forced.push(object) @auto_timer = @auto_forced[0].wait @auto_input_time = true @input_disabled = true end #modified Input.update method def update if @auto_input_time if @auto_timer == 0 if @auto_index == @auto_forced.size - 1 @auto_index = 0 @auto_input_time = false @input_disabled = false @auto_forced = [] elsif @auto_forced.size > 0 @auto_index += 1 @auto_timer = @auto_forced[@auto_index].wait return end end @auto_timer -= 1 if @auto_timer > 0 end @forced = nil @input_forced = false # Original Input.update method update_forced end # called by press?, trigger? and repeat? def auto_forced?(key) if @auto_input_time && @auto_timer == 0 && @auto_forced.size > 0 # auto_group is an Array of Keys that when checked return true auto_group = @auto_forced[@auto_index].parameters (0...auto_group.size).each {|i| if auto_group[i] == key @input_forced = true return true end } end return false end # these return true if input check is forced def trigger?(key) return true if auto_forced?(key) or @forced == key return false if @input_disabled trigger_forced(key) end def press?(key) return true if auto_forced?(key) or @forced == key return false if @input_disabled press_forced(key) end def repeat?(key) return true if auto_forced?(key) or @forced == key return false if @input_disabled repeat_forced(key) end def dir4 dir = dir4_forced return dir if auto_forced?(dir) or @forced == dir return 0 if @input_disabled return dir end def dir8 dir = dir8_forced return dir if auto_forced?(dir) or @forced == dir return 0 if @input_disabled return dir end def input_forced? return true if @input_forced or @forced end end end end #calling the initialize method Input.init Instructions How to use: timed_input(wait=n, key) Wait is Wait Time in Frames before simulating the key as the Button pressed. Key is a CAPITAL LETTER of the corresponding Input Key or WORD. That means you dont need to put in Input::DOWN, you can just put in the word DOWN in all capital letters. See Script and Demo for examples. Compatibility I believe this will be nearly 100% compatible with other Scripts, including other Input Scripts! If there are any compatability issues, please let me know and I'll do my best to correct them. Credits and Thanks [li]Diagostimo for providing the original code that was expanded on.[/li][li]I'd like to thank the Academy...[/li] Author's Notes My goal with this script is to reach as close to a 100% compatability rating as I can get. NOTE: There are TWO VERSIONS of this Script. This is the LITE VERSION. Both versions are very similar, but for sake of compatability, a LITE VERSION was born. Some of the features in the Full Version may not be needed at all, but they may also lower the compatability. The Lite Version is compatible with RMXP, RMVX, and RMVXA. Update: Minor update to fix compatability with VX and Ace. Verified as compatible in all versions. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
