Player Buttons

[stonedegg]

I see you have exported player buttons constants here. How would I use those? Am I able to check if a player is holding down a button?

[Predz]

I played this quite a bit the other day, to make a double jump feature in CSGO. It always displays an integer indicating to which button/s are being held at that point. If you check a player's pressed buttons upon the "player_jump" event, you should get the integer 2. Unless you are holding another key as well.

[stonedegg]

Okay, thanks. How would I be able to check those at all? Is it like "if <PlayerEntity>.buttons == PlayerButtons.JUMP"? (Unable to test now )

[satoon101]

I don't believe we have aliased buttons yet, but that shouldn't be difficult to add. Since you can have multiple buttons pressed, using == would be a bad idea. Instead use & to compare.

[Predz]

Yeh I didn't use the "buttons" attribute directly. I think it was a function named "get_last_command" or something like that. Sorry am on phone atm, so can't check right now.

All i can tell you is the space bar outputs a value of 2 when pressed. As of right now

[satoon101]

It isn't the space bar, it's +jump. If you had jump bound to the Tab key, then pressing the Tab key would have the same outcome.

[La Muerte]

Yep, i had my jump on "scroll down" when i tested it and it worked.

[Predz]

I found the function again.

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## Will display the current action being performed by the user. "+jump" is a value of 2. If no buttons are pressed an output of 0 is given.
<PlayerEntity>.get_last_user_command()

[satoon101]

I don't remember us having wrapped that, but maybe we have. It's probably a PlayerInfo member function I don't remember. For now, until we add the buttons alias, simply use:

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if <PlayerEntity>.get_property_int('m_nButtons') & PlayerButtons.JUMP:
    print('player attempting to jump')

[L'In20Cible]

Correct, this is part of PlayerInfo, more info here.

[stonedegg]

Okay, thanks!