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Joined: Oct 18th, '09, 03:27 Posts: 82 
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 Toggling actionWell this little snippit is nice for spamming a loot key, which I find useful.
However the only problem I have is correctly toggling the "on off" switch of the program. Num1 = on Num2 = off Theres something wrong in my logic, can anyone spot it? Code: local x = 1 function Start() local game_win = win.Find("Gamewindow", nil, 0,0, win.FIND_TILE_INSIDE) if (game_win == nil) then print("\n** GameWindow window not found! **") else -- The window needs to be into focus for a proper screen shot --win.SetState(game_win, win.SW_SHOW) time.Sleep(0.200) -- Some time for window to come in focus.. end local stateGO = input.KeyGetState(97) if stateGO == 1 then x = 1 Init() else Start() return 1 end end function Init() while x == 1 do local stateNO = input.KeyGetState(98) if stateNO == 1 then print("\nstop") stateNO = 0 x = 2 time.Sleep(1) Start() else print("\nlooting") input.KeyPressRaw(50) end time.Sleep(0.01) end end Start() |
| Oct 19th, '09, 03:39 |
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Site Moderator  Joined: Aug 18th, '09, 03:32 Posts: 1201
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Re: Toggling action First there is a problem with "input.KeyGetState()" the first fix/change for the upcomming "2.01" release.
It's not always returning the right flags. I'll send you a "test" version so you can get around the problem till the next release. There is actually three states/flags of output. The core of it is two Win API calls, "GetAsyncKeyState()" and "GetKeyState()". It was necessary to combine two because of some problem (undocumented?) where GAKS doesn't properly return the flags for some keys. Form input lib doc: Quote: state = input.KeyGetState(keycode) Get key state by virtual key code. 0 means key up, 1 key is down, 2 key was down since last call. The 2 case is somewhat unpredictable, so it’s generally better to look at the return as being 0 or 1. You probably need to just change turn your Code: if stateNO == 1 Code: if stateNO ~= 0 then Note in essence here by using input.KeyGetState() we're basically doing global "hotkeys" semantically. There is not way other then this to this kind of thing in MM yet. I considered adding "registered" hotkeys which are normally "event driven" things. Maybe a good way would be a gueue to be polled to get the last "hotkey" presses. If you just want command/control keys from input in the MM console you can use "console.GetKey()". This is buffered input so you won't miss any presses. Maybe you want gobal hotkeys, just saying.. I'm not sure of your code there. You'll probably want to keep track of the last key down state and compare it to it's current state in your polling. Maybe something like this: Code: -- Someplace local to the module, or globally -- Auto looting switch gbLootOn = false -- Or 'true' if it should be on by default.. gLastF3State = -1 -- To keep track of physical key state -- Hotkey poller function PollHotkeys() -- Watching the "F3" key local KeyState = 0 if (input.KeyGetState(input.VK_F3) > 0) then KeyState = 1 end if (gLastF3State ~= KeyState) then -- On captured key press, toggle the true/false state of the flag if (KeyState > 0) then gbLootOn = not gbLootOn end gLastF3State = KeyState end -- More hot keys here.. end By saving a "last" state of the keys of interest we can get clean "debounced" key inputs. -- Then in your code for looting if gbLootOn then DoAutoLootCycle() end ... Note in a lot of the examples, etc., I use sort of a "Hungarian notation". See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_notation I sometimes prefix with 'g' to indicate "global", 'b' for "boolean" values, etc. |
| Oct 19th, '09, 06:04 |
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Joined: Oct 18th, '09, 03:27 Posts: 82
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Re: Toggling action Hmm. I'm still going over the code as I don't understand it line by line completely. But I got the gist of it, and did get it functioning the way I wanted it to.
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| Oct 19th, '09, 18:26 |
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