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RoseOwnage
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Posted: 15th Dec 2011 21:48
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it goes always false,

because:
when you press q and variable qPressed = true it turns to false.

and

when you press q and variable qPressed = false it turns to true.
(and it read the second line)
when you press q and variable qPressed = true it turns to false.

how can i prefend this and change it to true?

-RoseOwnage

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vitinho444
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Posted: 15th Dec 2011 22:38
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try a else or a else if

By logic it will be:

Was Q pressed? Yes? Then it's being pressed now? Yes? turn true

Else

Was Q pressed? No? Then it's being pressed now? No? Turn false


I think the best thing is you to make just:

if(dbKeyState(16)){ //ITS BEING PRESSED }
else {//ITS NOT BEING PRESSED}

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Hassan
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if you put an "else" for the second if then it will keep switching between the 2 while q is pressed, but that seems somewhat useless, are you trying to capture "Q" release? try
for the second if

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RoseOwnage
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ok so i have added this but it just crashing so i maked a counter,
for the people who want this to i give just the code:


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RoseOwnage
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but now, when you press your right mouse then the view change to?

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Hassan
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with these mysterious posts, don't expect much help
please give more information and be more specific with the problem

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Rudolpho
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Posted: 19th Dec 2011 13:41 Edited at: 19th Dec 2011 13:47
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I usually do something like this (forgive the java-ism):
Edit: apparently something in my code is considered "bad language". Have looked it through and can't figure out whatever that might be, but I put the source here for now.

That class features various input modes such as "hold key to 'activate' every x milliseconds", "was the key depressed in this very loop cycle (and not the previous one)" etc.
It's pretty simple logic if you take a look at it, hope it helps


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