EVENT PROCESSINPUT - Revision history

Doom64hunter at 22:04, 4 February 2022

2022-02-04T22:04:40Z

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	EVENT_PROCESSINPUT is a [[EDuke32_event_list\|Game Event]].		EVENT_PROCESSINPUT is a [[EDuke32_event_list\|Game Event]].

	This [[event]] is called when the game processes input from the player, before any of the other input events. It can be used with [[getinput]] to check for particular button presses.		This [[event]] is called when the game processes input from the player, before any of the other input events.

			It can be used with [[getinput]] to check for particular button presses.

	[[Category:Events]]		[[Category:Events]]
	[[Category:Input manipulation]]		[[Category:Input manipulation]]

2022-02-04T22:04:26Z

This event can no longer be used to lock mouse input because the mouse input is now updated at the framerate, not the game's ticrate.

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 EVENT_PROCESSINPUT is a [[EDuke32_event_list|Game Event]].
-This [[event]] is called when the game processes input from the player. It can be used with [[getinput]] to check for particular button presses.
+This [[event]] is called when the game processes input from the player, before any of the other input events. It can be used with [[getinput]] to check for particular button presses.
 [[Category:Events]]
 [[Category:Input manipulation]]

2011-02-25T04:21:01Z

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	[[Category:Events]]		[[Category:Events]]
			[[Category:Input manipulation]]

2010-06-17T12:00:16Z

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	This [[event]] is called when the game processes input from the player. It can be used with [[getinput]] to check for particular button presses.		This [[event]] is called when the game processes input from the player. It can be used with [[getinput]] to check for particular button presses.


			This can be used to completely prevent the player from using the mouse or other analogue devices to look around (for in-game cutscenes and such):

			<pre>
			onevent EVENT_PROCESSINPUT
			getinput[THISACTOR].avel turning
			getinput[THISACTOR].horz mouselook

			ifvarn turning 0 setinput[THISACTOR].avel 0
			ifvarn mouselook 0 setinput[THISACTOR].horz 0
			endevent
			</pre>

			This example will completely prevent the player from turning around or looking up/down with the mouse.

	[[Category:Events]]		[[Category:Events]]

2009-05-03T19:08:00Z

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			EVENT_PROCESSINPUT is a [[EDuke32_event_list\|Game Event]].

	This [[event]] is called when the game processes input from the player. It can be used with [[getinput]] to check for particular button presses.		This [[event]] is called when the game processes input from the player. It can be used with [[getinput]] to check for particular button presses.

	[[Category:Events]]		[[Category:Events]]

2008-04-21T09:02:18Z

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	This [[event]] is called when the game processes input from the player. It can be used with [[getinput]] to check for particular button presses.		This [[event]] is called when the game processes input from the player. It can be used with [[getinput]] to check for particular button presses.

			[[Category:Events]]

2007-04-16T00:12:56Z

New page: This event is called when the game processes input from the player. It can be used with getinput to check for particular button presses.

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This [[event]] is called when the game processes input from the player. It can be used with [[getinput]] to check for particular button presses.