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[0.15.30] custom-input blocks walking
Posted: Sun Jul 23, 2017 11:49 pm
by kumpu
Consider this:
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{
type = "custom-input",
name = "foo",
key_sequence = "SHIFT + S",
consuming = "script-only"
},
This will stop the player from moving down (or any direction with the corresponding key) while holding shift, even though consuming is set to "script-only", which is supposed to not block game events.
According to the "documentation":
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Normal game inputs will still be fired even if they match this sequence.
Same for "none". Placing ghosts works tho
Re: [0.15.30] custom-input blocks walking
Posted: Mon Jul 24, 2017 12:42 am
by Rseding91
Thanks for the report however you're misunderstanding what that actually means.
if a key sequence with the exact same hotkey exists in the game it doesn't block it. if there's another hotkey that uses *some* of the keys then it doesn't get fired because the game detects other modifier keys are pressed.
Similar to how Shift + left mouse button doesn't fire standard left mouse button logic of "pick up the item into the cursor".
Re: [0.15.30] custom-input blocks walking
Posted: Mon Jul 24, 2017 1:05 am
by kumpu
Rseding91 wrote:Thanks for the report however you're misunderstanding what that actually means.
if a key sequence with the exact same hotkey exists in the game it doesn't block it. if there's another hotkey that uses *some* of the keys then it doesn't get fired because the game detects other modifier keys are pressed.
Similar to how Shift + left mouse button doesn't fire standard left mouse button logic of "pick up the item into the cursor".
Oh I see... Thanks for the clarification. Is there any way to get around this behaviour then? Other than changing the hotkey obviously, I'd prefer not to do that since my mod is already out there and it would confuse a lot of people
And I know this is not the place the ask - but since we're already here - wouldn't it be nice to have a "just-dont-mess-with-anything" switch? I don't know if that's much work to implement but I sure would greatly appreciate it.