It is supposed to display the currently pressed gamepad buttons but now it displays Tilt Z and stuff like that. How can I turn that off?
Relevant code:
t = ""
for key, value in pairs(joypad.get()) do
-- if value ~= false then t = t .." ".. tostring(key) end
if value ~= false then
if tostring(key)=="Up" then t = t .." ^"
elseif tostring(key)=="Down" then t = t .." v"
elseif tostring(key)=="Left" then t = t .." <"
elseif tostring(key)=="Right" then t = t .." >"
elseif tostring(key)=="Select" then t = t .." s"
elseif tostring(key)=="Start" then t = t .." S"
else t = t .." ".. tostring(key) end
end
end
gui.text(76,60,tostring(t), 0xff000000, 0xffffffff)
end
gui.drawText( 82, 7, "Hello world", "#ffffff")Seriously? You loop over all the controls and print them out. At some point "tilt" gets printed. Now you wonder if bizhawk supports tilting? Of course it does. You print everthing it supports, and it started printing tilt. Stop looping over all the controls and just print the ones you want. Finally, i dont know why, but in the meantime you can use 0xFFFFFFFF. You know, like the example lua scripts provided with the emulator do.
But I can't seem to bind a key. When clicking on the greyed out text fields and pressing a key, it isn't recognized. Clicking on nearby buttons didn't help.Why are you trying to press keys to bind analog controls
for key, value in pairs(joypad.get()) do
if value ~= false then
if tostring(key)=="Up" then t = t .." ^"
elseif tostring(key)=="Down" then t = t .." v"
elseif tostring(key)=="Left" then t = t .." <"
elseif tostring(key)=="Right" then t = t .." >"
elseif tostring(key)=="Select" then t = t .." s"
elseif tostring(key)=="Start" then t = t .." S"
else t = t .." ".. tostring(key) end
end
end
for key, value in pairs(joypad.get()) do
if value ~= false then
if tostring(key)=="Up" then t = t .." ^"
elseif tostring(key)=="Down" then t = t .." v"
elseif tostring(key)=="Left" then t = t .." <"
elseif tostring(key)=="Right" then t = t .." >"
elseif tostring(key)=="Select" then t = t .." s"
elseif tostring(key)=="Start" then t = t .." S"
elseif tostring(key)=="A" then t = t .." A"
elseif tostring(key)=="B" then t = t .." B"
elseif tostring(key)=="L" then t = t .." L"
elseif tostring(key)=="R" then t = t .." R"
else end
end
end
Add the L and R things if you want.Language: lualocal buttons = {["Up"]="^", ["Down"]="v", ["Left"]="<", ["Right"]=">", ["Select"]="s", ["Start"]="S"} local s = "" for k,v in pairs(joypad.get()) do if v==true then -- the Tilt things are never true... s=s..buttons[k] elseif v==false then -- ...nor are they false, so they skip all of this s=s.." " end end gui.text(50,50,s)
Language: Luawhile true do --- code -- Frame advance: hack for performance if client.ispaused() then emu.yield() gui.clearGraphics() gui.cleartext() else emu.frameadvance() end end
if X > PositionX and X <PositionX> PositionY and Y <PositionY> 0 then
menuscreen=0
PositionY = PositionY + (Y-YBefore)
PositionX = PositionX + (X-XBefore)
if PositionY <0> 159-height then PositionY=159-height end
if PositionX <0> 239-width then PositionX=239-width end
end
boxSelected(PositionX,PositionY,PositionX+width,PositionY+height)
else
boxNormal(PositionX,PositionY,PositionX+width,PositionY+height)
enddrawDisplayBox(posx,posy,width,height,a()
PositionY = PositionY + (Y-YBefore)
PositionX = PositionX + (X-XBefore)
end)
drawDisplayBox(posx,posy,width,height,
function(X,Y,XBefore,YBefore)
local PositionY = PositionY + (Y-YBefore);
local PositionX = PositionX + (X-XBefore);
return PositionX, PositionY
end
);
drawDisplayBox(posx,posy,width,height,a())
if X > posx and X < posx+width and Y > posy and Y < posy+height then
if clicked and clickedFrames > 0 then
a()
end
boxSelected(posx,posy,posx+width,posy+height)
else
boxNormal(posx,posy,posx+width,posy+height)
end
end
----------------------------------------------------------------------
local drawPosition = function()
width=106
height=35
drawDisplayBox(PositionX,PositionY,width,height,a()
-- this happens when clicking on the display:
menuscreen=0 -- menu gets closed
PositionY = PositionY + (Y-YBefore) -- enables dragging the display around
PositionX = PositionX + (X-XBefore) -- "
end
)
(...)
end
function a()
-- this happens when clicking on the display:
menuscreen=0 -- menu gets closed
PositionY = PositionY + (Y-YBefore) -- enables dragging the display around
PositionX = PositionX + (X-XBefore) -- "
endlocal drawPosition = function()
width=106;
height=35;
local a = function()
menuscreen = 0
PositionY = PoisitionY + (Y-YBefore)
PositionX = PositionX + (X-XBefore)
end;
drawDisplayBox(PositionX,PositionY,width,height,a);
-- (...)
a();
endThanks I got it to work. You can see here http://pastebin.com/TxhgSXBC (expires in 30 days) the usage of drawButton() and drawDisplayBox(). (Let's use this opportunity to ask another question: How to best give a value (a certain amount of) leading zeros?)
string.format("%08d", 1234);
-- gives you "00001234"
if a="rex" then
rex=true
elseif a="pig" then
pig=true
elseif a="cat" then
cat=true
end
You have to access it as mytable[a], but it's the closest I can think of. For an example of how this works, that was what I did for controller input in my Denki Blocks lua script (L103)Language: lualocal mytable={[a]=true};