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Dark GDK / Camera KeyState

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Grenadiac111
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Posted: 17th Jan 2010 20:16
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in my game im trying to make the camera move when certain keystate keys are pressed. but when i use an if then testing for keystate 18 and have dbMoveCamera (5); as a result nothing happens. can someone please tell me how to set up an if then statement with a keystate that will control the camera.
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Aldur
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Posted: 18th Jan 2010 08:22
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This should work:
(Put it inside your main game loop)



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Grenadiac111
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just wondering what is the difference betwwen just typing (dbKeyState(18) == 1) and (dbKeyState(18)).
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Grenadiac111
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well i found the problem your code works fine but it turns out that my logitech G15 keybord cant return scancodes i geuss because it requires a driver to opperate, my laptop can run the code just fine, anyway thanks for the help.
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Aldur
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Posted: 19th Jan 2010 11:33
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That's weird, I have the G15 as well, without the drivers installed and it still works.

Well i'm glad it's working for you!

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Hassan
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Posted: 19th Jan 2010 12:22
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Quote: "just wondering what is the difference betwwen just typing (dbKeyState(18) == 1) and (dbKeyState(18)). "


in the first one, you check if dbKeyState(18) returns 1, in the second one you check if it returns a true value ( a true value is anything except the 0 )
in this case, both will do the same job since dbKeyState() only returns 1(true) or 0(false)

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Marsh0
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Posted: 19th Jan 2010 16:37
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I also have a G15 and it seems to work, odd.

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Grenadiac111
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Posted: 20th Jan 2010 03:12
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i have the old beta version with a flip screen the new ones may use a different driver or my driver may be glitching on my Windows 7 computer or it could be because my keybord is plugged into a laptop.
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