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[SOLVED] How to cast a spell, considering the user's key configuration

Started By MonkeyKid , Feb 11 2017 03:49
cast spell user key customization

Best Answer Toshibiotro , 11 February 2017 - 10:58

Imagine the user set his Q to be cast by pressing Z. I have no idea what key casts what. The user could have his keyboard all backwards as far as know. Do I still use this to cast Q onto unit?

 

Control.CastSpell(HK_Q, unit)

 

Or do I need to detect the users keys first, somehow?

HK_Q stands for Hotkey for Q, they should have all their hotkeys configured in the menu, its fine

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Posted 11 February 2017 - 03:49

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Imagine the user set his Q to be cast by pressing Z. I have no idea what key casts what. The user could have his keyboard all backwards as far as know. Do I still use this to cast Q onto unit?

 

Control.CastSpell(HK_Q, unit)

 

Or do I need to detect the users keys first, somehow?


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Posted 11 February 2017 - 10:58

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Imagine the user set his Q to be cast by pressing Z. I have no idea what key casts what. The user could have his keyboard all backwards as far as know. Do I still use this to cast Q onto unit?

 

Control.CastSpell(HK_Q, unit)

 

Or do I need to detect the users keys first, somehow?

HK_Q stands for Hotkey for Q, they should have all their hotkeys configured in the menu, its fine


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Posted 11 February 2017 - 04:08

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HK_Q stands for Hotkey for Q, they should have all their hotkeys configured in the menu, its fine

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