function press(param)
local temp={}
for _,s in ipairs(param) do temp.s = true end
joypad.set(1,temp)
emu.frameadvance()
end
function macro(param)
for _,t in ipairs(param) do press(t) end
end
while(true) do
emu.frameadvance()
keys=input.get()
if keys["F11"] then
press{"A","B"}
press{"A"}
press{}
press{"B"}
end
if keys["numpad0"] then macro{{"A","B"},{"A"},{},{"B"}} end
end
In emu.registerbefore(), emu.registerafter(), and gui.register(), joypad.set has no effect in v23.5.Language: luawhile true do joypad.set(1,{A=true}) --Usually not directly inserted like this emu.frameadvance() end
An earlier version of VBA (v22) did work using joypad.set in a register. For whatever reason, emu.registerafter() has joypad.set() work immediately instead of one frame late. But this is only in v22, as v23.5 won't even respond to joypad.set() placed here. I can probably construct a simple script for macros in a bit...Language: lualocal function HoldA() joypad.set(1,{A=true}) end emu.registerbefore(HoldA) --The joypad.set fails in a register!
I will leave it as an exercise as to what the corrections are and why I corrected them as such. I have made two basic corrections, by the way. Keep in mind -- The macro will start one frame late.Language: luafunction press(param) local temp={} for _,s in ipairs(param) do temp[s] = true end joypad.set(1,temp) emu.frameadvance() end function macro(param) for _,t in ipairs(param) do press(t) end end while(true) do keys=input.get() if keys["F11"] then press{"A","B"} press{"A"} press{} press{"B"} elseif keys["numpad0"] then macro{{"A","B"},{"A"},{},{"B"}} else emu.frameadvance() end end