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Zuka
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Posted: 27th Apr 2008 04:58
Is there a way to check the mouse wheel setting?

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Core2uu
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Posted: 27th Apr 2008 08:20 Edited at: 27th Apr 2008 08:20
If by wheel you mean "scroll wheel" then there is the dbMouseZ which returns a value of 0 - 100 depending on the position of the mouse wheel...

If you mean some setting... then go to control panel and mouse to change whatever you want...

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Zuka
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Posted: 27th Apr 2008 21:12
Oh. I knew that. Or not...

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Zuka
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Posted: 27th Apr 2008 21:16
So, this would be good?



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Core2uu
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Posted: 27th Apr 2008 21:54
Looks good to me... If you want to see if it works try it out...

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jason p sage
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Posted: 27th Apr 2008 22:04
I don't like that code snip.

jgc_userinput.h




jgc_userinput.cpp


You can exclude the timer code and the configuration code. Just note that the mouse update routine I'm using here has the option to check the mouse ONLY if the correct time interval has passed. You don't necessarily need that... but I DO use this to POLL the MOUSE ONCE in my loop lets say, THEN I NEVER ACCESS the mouse again... instead I access these values I "Stored" of the mouse, so I never get messed up resulted for reading mousemove functions twice or something.

Hope this is helpful... NOTE how I calculated my own MouseMovedX, MouseMovedY, MouseMovedZ. For your ZWheel thing, you could just do:



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