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Newcomers DBPro Corner / keyboards scan code, number of key on keyboard 1

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kuljot
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Posted: 16th Feb 2009 03:35
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hey guys,
good evening
alot of you might know when workign on a game you need the key number for most keys on the keyboard to se them in the game. this is also called the scan code. for example if you wanted to use "w" the scan code for that is 17. i mad a handy little appicatio you just press the key and it will tell you its scan code. i have uploaded it downlaod and enjoy. i hope its helpful. mods i know i also posted this is dbpro area but i reposted here so i can help the newcomers so please dont lock.

kuljot

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Scraggle
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Posted: 16th Feb 2009 08:43
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Kira Vakaan
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Posted: 16th Feb 2009 08:51
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lol, Scraggle
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kuljot
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Posted: 16th Feb 2009 09:09
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i know of that jut though people would prefer the application

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Posted: 16th Feb 2009 10:42
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I always just add



at the top of my project when I want to look up a keystate

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Virtual Nomad
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Quote: "
print scancode()
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same here.

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Veron
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I use the exact same chart as Scraggle, and it's a lifesaver.

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HowDo
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copy the image to the gfx file in help principle folder, then add this line to just above <!-- Page Footer --> in the 9 ASCII character codes.htm file.



I saved the image as scancodes.bmp, if you used some other name replace it with that name.

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Outscape
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Quote: "I use the exact same chart as Scraggle, and it's a lifesaver."


same i got it printed out... lol its on my desk and i always use it

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Kira Vakaan
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@HowDo:

lol, I did something similar a few days ago. I went and edited the help file for the scancode() function. Just stuck the image near the top.
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HowDo
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@Kira Vakaan

now that sounds a better place put it with the command.

cheers.

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