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]]>Your problem with "onKeyDown" is probably just linked with the use of "flush" yes. You need to flush the keys only after doing all your code logic, best is to put your code just after or before the script call :
If you want to call it before the script, you are not forced to redo all the update game function :
void MyGame::update(void)
{
// put your code here
MGame::update(void);
}But if you want to call it after the script, you need to redo all the update function :
void MyGame::update(void)
{
MEngine * engine = MEngine::getInstance();
// run script
if(engine->getScriptContext())
engine->getScriptContext()->callFunction("onSceneUpdate");
// put your code here
// get level
MLevel * level = MEngine::getInstance()->getLevel();
if(! level)
return;
// get current scene
MScene * scene = level->getCurrentScene();
if(! scene)
return;
// update behaviors
unsigned int i;
unsigned int oSize = scene->getObjectsNumber();
for(i=0; i<oSize; i++)
{
MObject3d * object = scene->getObjectByIndex(i);
if(! object->isActive())
continue;
object->updateBehaviors();
}
// update scene
scene->update();
// update physics
scene->updatePhysics();
// update objects matrices
scene->updateObjectsMatrices();
// flush input
engine->getInputContext()->flush();
}I have some problems with the function "bool onKeydown(* char)" with keyboard symbols : the effect in maratis is quite similar to "bool isKeyPressed(* char)", I think that I should maybe use "void flush(void)" but I don't know how do it ...
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]]>if isKeyPressed("LSHIFT") then
do something
endThis is not working. It seems that it does not work with shift, control also. Is there any other way for these keys presses!
Regards
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