Bits - Revision history

Fox at 00:44, 21 February 2020

2020-02-21T00:44:14Z

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 INPUT_RESERVED will only display "!!! INCORRECT VERSION !!!" message.
 '''This technique does not work properly with the weapon selection keys''', however. They share four bits in the second-to-lowest byte, which represent the number of the corresponding weapon. They can be decoded as follows:
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   endswitch
-'''Bit values for standard keys:'''
+== Flags ==
 [[Category:Bitfields]]
 [[Category:Input structure members]]

LordMisfit: Sorry if this is clutter, but I figure I should log this info until it's confirmed this is meant to be the case or a proper input bit check for "Alternate Weapon" is added instead. :V

2019-02-20T02:15:28Z

Sorry if this is clutter, but I figure I should log this info until it's confirmed this is meant to be the case or a proper input bit check for "Alternate Weapon" is added instead. :V

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:15, 19 February 2019
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	define INPUT_INVENTORY 1073741824		define INPUT_INVENTORY 1073741824
	define INPUT_ESC 2147483648		define INPUT_ESC 2147483648

			Currently the input to detect "INPUT_ALTWEAPON" from r6594 is to add "3328" to the current bitvalue, but it is not appearantly defined officially as the bitfield for holding the key.


	[[Category:Bitfields]]		[[Category:Bitfields]]
	[[Category:Input structure members]]		[[Category:Input structure members]]

Hendricks266 at 08:38, 10 January 2012

2012-01-10T08:38:20Z

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	andvar temp 0xF		andvar temp 0xF
	switch temp		switch temp
	case 1:		case 1
	//"1" pressed		//"1" pressed
	break		break
	case 2:		case 2
	//"2" pressed		//"2" pressed
	break		break
	//etc.		//etc.
	case 10:		case 10
	//"0" pressed		//"0" pressed
	break		break
	case 11:		case 11
	//previous weapon		//previous weapon
	break		break
	case 12:		case 12
	//next weapon		//next weapon
	break		break

Hendricks266 at 00:06, 24 December 2009

2009-12-24T00:06:06Z

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			[[Category:Bitfields]]

	[[Category:Input structure members]]		[[Category:Input structure members]]

Hendricks266 at 00:05, 24 December 2009

2009-12-24T00:05:02Z

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	''''''bits'''''' ~~returns~~ a ~~bit-field~~ indicating which buttons the player is pressing. A particular button press can be checked by using [[ifvarand]] with the values listed at the end of this article.		''''''bits'''''' is a [[bitfield]] indicating which buttons the player is pressing. A particular button press can be checked by using [[ifvarand]] with the values listed at the end of this article.

	INPUT_RESERVED will only display "!!! INCORRECT VERSION !!!" message.		INPUT_RESERVED will only display "!!! INCORRECT VERSION !!!" message.

201.21.216.205 at 18:49, 11 January 2009

2009-01-11T18:49:15Z

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	''''''bits'''''' returns a bit-field indicating which buttons the player is pressing. A particular button press can be checked by using [[ifvarand]] with the values listed at the end of this article.		''''''bits'''''' returns a bit-field indicating which buttons the player is pressing. A particular button press can be checked by using [[ifvarand]] with the values listed at the end of this article.

			INPUT_RESERVED will only display "!!! INCORRECT VERSION !!!" message.

	'''This technique does not work properly with the weapon selection keys''', however. They share four bits in the second-to-lowest byte, which represent the number of the corresponding weapon. They can be decoded as follows:		'''This technique does not work properly with the weapon selection keys''', however. They share four bits in the second-to-lowest byte, which represent the number of the corresponding weapon. They can be decoded as follows:

Dr. Kylstien: moved special case info closer to top

2008-09-29T00:53:37Z

moved special case info closer to top

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-''''''bits'''''' returns a bit-field indicating which buttons the player is pressing. A particular button press can be checked by using [[ifvarand]] with the following values:
+''''''bits'''''' returns a bit-field indicating which buttons the player is pressing. A particular button press can be checked by using [[ifvarand]] with the values listed at the end of this article.
-  // bits
   define INPUT_JUMP                      1
   define INPUT_CROUCH                    2
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   define INPUT_ESC              2147483648
-'''This technique does not work properly with the weapon selection keys''', however. They share four bits in the second-to-lowest byte, which represent the number of the corresponding weapon. They can be decoded as follows:
 [[Category:Input structure members]]

Dr. Kylstien: special case for weapon selection keys

2008-09-29T00:49:22Z

special case for weapon selection keys

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 ''''''bits'''''' returns a bit-field indicating which buttons the player is pressing. A particular button press can be checked by using [[ifvarand]] with the following values:
   // bits
   define INPUT_JUMP                      1
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   define INPUT_INVENTORY        1073741824
   define INPUT_ESC              2147483648
 [[Category:Input structure members]]

Hendricks266: neatness

2007-09-13T00:14:59Z

neatness

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	''''''bits'''''' returns a bit-field indicating which buttons the player is pressing. A particular button press can be checked by using [[ifvarand]] with the following values:		''''''bits'''''' returns a bit-field indicating which buttons the player is pressing. A particular button press can be checked by using [[ifvarand]] with the following values:
	~~<pre>~~
	define INPUT_JUMP 1		// bits
	define INPUT_CROUCH 2		define INPUT_JUMP 1
	define INPUT_FIRE 4		define INPUT_CROUCH 2
	define INPUT_AIM_UP 8		define INPUT_FIRE 4
	define INPUT_AIM_DOWN 16		define INPUT_AIM_UP 8
	define INPUT_RUNNING 32		define INPUT_AIM_DOWN 16
	define INPUT_LOOK_LEFT 64		define INPUT_RUNNING 32
	define INPUT_LOOK_RIGHT 128		define INPUT_LOOK_LEFT 64
	define INPUT_WEAPON_1 256		define INPUT_LOOK_RIGHT 128
	define INPUT_WEAPON_2 512		define INPUT_WEAPON_1 256
	define INPUT_WEAPON_3 768		define INPUT_WEAPON_2 512
	define INPUT_WEAPON_4 1024		define INPUT_WEAPON_3 768
	define INPUT_WEAPON_5 1280		define INPUT_WEAPON_4 1024
	define INPUT_WEAPON_6 1536		define INPUT_WEAPON_5 1280
	define INPUT_WEAPON_7 1792		define INPUT_WEAPON_6 1536
	define INPUT_WEAPON_8 2048		define INPUT_WEAPON_7 1792
	define INPUT_WEAPON_9 2304		define INPUT_WEAPON_8 2048
	define INPUT_WEAPON_10 2560		define INPUT_WEAPON_9 2304
	define INPUT_WEAPON_PREV 2816		define INPUT_WEAPON_10 2560
	define INPUT_WEAPON_NEXT 3072		define INPUT_WEAPON_PREV 2816
	define INPUT_STEROIDS 4096		define INPUT_WEAPON_NEXT 3072
	define INPUT_LOOK_UP 8192		define INPUT_STEROIDS 4096
	define INPUT_LOOK_DOWN 16384		define INPUT_LOOK_UP 8192
	define INPUT_NIGHTVISION 32768		define INPUT_LOOK_DOWN 16384
	define INPUT_MEDKIT 65536		define INPUT_NIGHTVISION 32768
	define INPUT_RESERVED 131072		define INPUT_MEDKIT 65536
	define INPUT_CENTER_VIEW 262144		define INPUT_RESERVED 131072
	define INPUT_HOLSTER_WEAPON 524288		define INPUT_CENTER_VIEW 262144
	define INPUT_INVENTORY_LEFT 1048576		define INPUT_HOLSTER_WEAPON 524288
	define INPUT_PAUSE 2097152		define INPUT_INVENTORY_LEFT 1048576
	define INPUT_QUICK_KICK 4194304		define INPUT_PAUSE 2097152
	define INPUT_AIM_MODE 8388608		define INPUT_QUICK_KICK 4194304
	define INPUT_HOLODUKE 16777216		define INPUT_AIM_MODE 8388608
	define INPUT_JETPACK 33554432		define INPUT_HOLODUKE 16777216
	define INPUT_QUIT 67108864		define INPUT_JETPACK 33554432
	define INPUT_INVENTORY_RIGHT 134217728		define INPUT_QUIT 67108864
	define INPUT_TURN_AROUND 268435456		define INPUT_INVENTORY_RIGHT 134217728
	define INPUT_OPEN 536870912		define INPUT_TURN_AROUND 268435456
	define INPUT_INVENTORY 1073741824		define INPUT_OPEN 536870912
	define INPUT_ESC 2147483648		define INPUT_INVENTORY 1073741824
	~~</pre>~~		define INPUT_ESC 2147483648

	[[Category:Input structure members]]		[[Category:Input structure members]]

Dr. Kylstien at 22:35, 24 August 2007

2007-08-24T22:35:23Z

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	define INPUT_ESC 2147483648		define INPUT_ESC 2147483648
	</pre>		</pre>
			[[Category:Input structure members]]