Difference between revisions of "Scripting/SInput"

Revision as of 04:55, 11 October 2021

The SInput class returns the current state of input devices connected to the players device.

Keys

To ensure a cross-platform experience that works with Game Pads, Keyboards, Mouse and Mobile devices - as well as foreign language keyboards, we do not allow you to listen for specific keyboard keys, instead you may listen to predefined key groups which are consistent across devices. These can be used where ever a function argument is named 'key'.

Keys

Jump (usually spacebar)
Fly (usually f)
Run (usually left shift)
Submit (usually return key)
Cancel (usually escape)
Tab Horiz (usually tab key)
Tab Vert (gamepad only)

Members

GetKeyDown

bool GetKeyDown (string key);

Returns true if 'key' was pressed during this frame.

thisGameObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject

OnUpdate = function()
  if Space.Input.GetKeyDown("space") then
 Space.Log("Jump Key Down")
  end
end

thisGameObject.OnUpdate(OnUpdate)

GetKey

bool GetKey (string key);

Returns true if 'key' is being held pressed.

thisGameObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject

OnUpdate = function()
  if Space.Input.GetKey("space") then
 Space.Log("Jump Key Held")
  end
end

thisGameObject.OnUpdate(OnUpdate)

GetKeyUp

bool GetKeyUp (string key);

Returns true if 'key' is no longer pressed during this frame (but was in the last).

thisGameObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject

OnUpdate = function()
  if Space.Input.GetKeyUp("space") then
 Space.Log("Jump Key Released")
  end
end

thisGameObject.OnUpdate(OnUpdate)

GetMouseDown

bool GetMouseDown (int button);

Returns true if mouse 'button' was pressed during this frame.

if Space.Input.GetMouseDown(1) then
  Space.Log("Right Mouse button pressed in this frame")
end

   --this script will make this object jump to wherever you right click
--(Example: moving objects with right click )

thisGameObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject


OnUpdate = function()
  if Space.Input.GetMouseDown(1) then
   clickRay = Space.Camera.ScreenCoordinatesToRay(Space.Input.MousePosition)
  rayCastHit = Space.Physics.RayCastSingle(clickRay.Origin, clickRay.Direction, 50.0)
  thisGameObject.WorldPosition = rayCastHit.Position
  end
end

thisGameObject.OnUpdate(OnUpdate)

GetMouseHold

bool GetMouseHold (int button);

Returns true if mouse 'button' is being held pressed.

if Space.Input.GetMouseHold(1) then
  Space.Log("Right Mouse button being held")
end

   --this script will make this object will follow your ovement while holding right click
--(Example: dragging objects to move )

thisGameObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject


OnUpdate = function()
  if Space.Input.GetMouseHold(1) then
   clickRay = Space.Camera.ScreenCoordinatesToRay(Space.Input.MousePosition)
  rayCastHit = Space.Physics.RayCastSingle(clickRay.Origin, clickRay.Direction, 50.0)
  thisGameObject.WorldPosition = rayCastHit.Position
  end
end

thisGameObject.OnUpdate(OnUpdate)

GetMouseUp

bool GetMouseUp (int button);

Returns true if mouse 'button' is no longer pressed during this frame (but was in the last).

if Space.Input.GetMouseUp(1) then
  Space.Log("Right Mouse button was just unpressed")
end

Vibrate

void Vibrate (float intensity, float duration, bool leftHand);

Vibrates the controller (or phone, or gamepad) if a rumble device is present. intensity is from 0 to 1.0, duration is max 1.0 sec, leftHand if true will rumble on left, if false will rumble on right, where applicable.

Space.Input.Vibrate(1,1,false)

Properties

ScrollWheel

float ScrollWheel { get; }

Returns a non-0 value if the mouse wheel is being scrolled, value usually ranges from -1 to 1

if Space.Input.ScrollWheel> 0 then 
Space.Log("mouse wheel is being scrolled up")
end

 --this object is going to listen to your scroll wheel movement and move accordingly
--(Example: Custom controls on a minigame/interactive object)

thisGameObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject

OnUpdate = function()
thisGameObject.WorldPosition = thisGameObject.WorldPosition + (thisGameObject.Up * Space.Input.ScrollWheel)
end

thisGameObject.OnUpdate(OnUpdate)

MousePosition

SVector MousePosition { get; }

Returns the current position of the mouse in screen pixels. If on a touch screen device, this will also return the location of the first finger being pressed.

currentMousePos = Space.Input.MousePosition

    --this script will make this object will follow your ovement while holding right click
--(Example: dragging objects to move )

thisGameObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject


OnUpdate = function()
  if Space.Input.GetMouseHold(1) then
   clickRay = Space.Camera.ScreenCoordinatesToRay(Space.Input.MousePosition)
  rayCastHit = Space.Physics.RayCastSingle(clickRay.Origin, clickRay.Direction, 50.0)
  thisGameObject.WorldPosition = rayCastHit.Position
  end
end

thisGameObject.OnUpdate(OnUpdate)

MouseX

float MouseX { get; }

Returns a float representing the Mouse/Right Joystick horizontal movement. If the value is positive the movement is upwards. If the value is negative the movement is downwards. The value is derived by multiplying mouse delta with axis sensitivity. This is frame-rate independent; you do not need to be concerned about varying frame-rates when using this value.

MouseX = Space.Input.MouseX

--the below script will rotate this object along the Y axis 
--according to your mouse/right joystick horizontal movement

thisGameObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject

function OnUpdate()
currentY = thisGameObject.WorldRotation.EulerAngles.Y 
newY = currentY + Space.Input.MouseX
thisGameObject.WorldRotation = Quaternion.Euler(0, newY, 0)
end

thisGameObject.OnUpdate(OnUpdate)

MouseY

float MouseY { get; }

Returns a float representing the Mouse/Right Joystick vertical movement. If the value is positive the movement is to the right. If the value is negative the movement is to the left. The value is derived by multiplying mouse delta with axis sensitivity. This is frame-rate independent; you do not need to be concerned about varying frame-rates when using this value.

MouseY = Space.Input.MouseY

--the below script will rotate this object along the Y axis 
--according to your mouse/right joystick vertical movement

thisGameObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject

function OnUpdate()
currentX = thisGameObject.WorldRotation.EulerAngles.X 
newX = currentY + Space.Input.MouseY
thisGameObject.WorldRotation = Quaternion.Euler(newX , 0, 0)
end

thisGameObject.OnUpdate(OnUpdate)

MovementAxis

SVector MovementAxis { get; }

Returns left/right (A/D) movement on X, forward/back (W/S) on Y, and up/down (E/C) on Z

moveAxis  = Space.Input.MovementAxis

  --this object is going to listen to your A/D key presses and move accordingly
--(Example: Custom controls on a minigame)

thisGameObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject

OnUpdate = function()
 if Space.Input.MovementAxis.Y > 0 then
            thisGameObject.WorldPosition = thisGameObject.WorldPosition + thisGameObject.Forward
            elseif Space.Input.MovementAxis.Y < 0 then  
             thisGameObject.WorldPosition = thisGameObject.WorldPosition - thisGameObject.Forward 
            end
            
            if Space.Input.MovementAxis.X > 0 then
             thisGameObject.WorldPosition = thisGameObject.WorldPosition + thisGameObject.Right
            elseif Space.Input.MovementAxis.X < 0 then  
            thisGameObject.WorldPosition = thisGameObject.WorldPosition - thisGameObject.Right
            end
end

thisGameObject.OnUpdate(OnUpdate)

ClickToWalk

bool ClickToWalk { get; set; }

Enable or disable Click To Walk feature which allows movement of avatar by clicking the ground.

Space.Input.ClickToWalk = true

--Make an object toggle Click To Walk when clicked

thisGameObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject


OnClick = function()
Space.Input.ClickToWalk = not Space.Input.ClickToWalk
end


thisGameObject.AddClickable()
thisGameObject.Clickable.OnClick(OnClick)

AltFire

bool AltFire { get; }

Return true if alternative fire is pressed (Mouselook Mode)

if Space.Input.AltFire == true then
  Space.Log("AltFire pressed")
end

--Create a GameObject from resource when Alternate Fire button is pressed
--(Example: spawn a bullet)
--[Add resource "bullet" as a resource in scripting runtime component]

thisGameObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject
bullet = Space.GetResource("bullet") 



OnUpdate = function()
  if Space.Input.AltFire then
  Space.Scene.CreateGameObject(bullet) 
  end
end


thisGameObject.OnUpdate(OnUpdate)

Fire

bool Fire { get; }

Return true if primary fire is pressed (Mouselook Mode)

if Space.Input.Fire == true then
  Space.Log("Fire pressed")
end

--Create a GameObject from resource when Primary Fire button is pressed
--(Example: spawn a bullet)
--[Add resource "bullet" as a resource in scripting runtime component]

thisGameObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject
bullet = Space.GetResource("bullet") 



OnUpdate = function()
  if Space.Input.Fire then
  Space.Scene.CreateGameObject(bullet) 
  end
end


thisGameObject.OnUpdate(OnUpdate)

IsVRActive

bool IsVRActive { get; }

Returns true if VR is active

if Space.Input.IsVRActive == true then
  Space.Log("VR is active")
end

IsVRAvailable

bool IsVRAvailable { get; }

Returns true if VR is available

if Space.Input.IsVRAvailable == true then
  Space.Log("VR is available")
end

MouseLook

bool MouseLook { get;set; }

Enable or disable Mouse Look feature

Space.Input.MouseLook = true

--the below script will put your player into MouseLook mode if you are near the object 
--and return you to normal mode if you are far from the object 
--(example: entering an area/experience where MouseLook is required/mandatory)

thisGameObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject

function OnUpdate()
  positionAvatar = Space.Scene.PlayerAvatar.GameObject.WorldPosition
  positionObject = thisGameObject.WorldPosition
  
     if positionAvatar.InRange(positionObject, 5.0) then
          if Space.Input.MouseLook == false then
            Space.Input.MouseLook = true
          end
      else
          if Space.Input.MouseLook == true then
            Space.Input.MouseLook = false
          end
      end
  
end  

thisGameObject.OnUpdate(OnUpdate)

CursorInUI

bool CursorInUI { get; }

Returns true if the cursor is over the Sinespace UI

turnAxis = Space.Input.CursorInUI

 --this object is going to listen to your scroll wheel movement and move accordingly
 --UNLESS your cursor is on the sinespace UI
--(Example: Scrolling chat won't also move the object)

thisGameObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject

OnUpdate = function()
    if Space.Input.CursorInUI == false then
    thisGameObject.WorldPosition = thisGameObject.WorldPosition + (thisGameObject.Up * Space.Input.ScrollWheel)
    end
end

thisGameObject.OnUpdate(OnUpdate)

TurnAxis

SVector TurnAxis { get; }

Returns the Turn Axis (-1 to 1 on Vector's X value)

turnAxis = Space.Input.TurnAxis

--makes this object color red if player is turning left
--and color green if player is turning right
--and blue if player is not turning
thisGameObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject


OnUpdate = function()
  if Space.Input.TurnAxis.X > 0 then
    thisGameObject.Renderer.Material.SetColor("_Color",Color.Red)
  elseif Space.Input.TurnAxis.X < 0 then
    thisGameObject.Renderer.Material.SetColor("_Color",Color.Green)
  elseif Space.Input.TurnAxis.X == 0 then
    thisGameObject.Renderer.Material.SetColor("_Color",Color.Blue)
  end
end

thisGameObject.OnUpdate(OnUpdate)

VRLeftControllerPosition

SVector VRLeftControllerPosition { get; }

Returns position of Left VR Controller

posVRleft = Space.Input.VRLeftControllerPosition

VRLeftControllerRotation

SQuaternion VRLeftControllerRotation { get; }

Return rotation of Left VR Controller

rotVRleft = Space.Input.VRLeftControllerRotation

VRRightControllerPosition

SVector VRRightControllerPosition { get; }

Returns position of Right VR Controller

posVRright = Space.Input.VRRightControllerPosition

VRRightControllerRotation

SQuaternion VRRightControllerRotation { get; }

Return rotation of Right VR Controller

rotVRright = Space.Input.VRRightControllerRotation

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−	{{ScriptFunction\|void\|Vibrate\|(float intensity, float duration, bool leftHand);\| ~~test~~ \|5=<pre>Space.Input.Vibrate(1,1,false)</pre>}}	+	{{ScriptFunction\|void\|Vibrate\|(float intensity, float duration, bool leftHand);\| Vibrates the controller (or phone, or gamepad) if a rumble device is present. intensity is from 0 to 1.0, duration is max 1.0 sec, leftHand if true will rumble on left, if false will rumble on right, where applicable.\|5=<pre>Space.Input.Vibrate(1,1,false)</pre>}}

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Difference between revisions of "Scripting/SInput"

Revision as of 04:55, 11 October 2021

Contents

Keys

Members

GetKeyDown

GetKey

GetKeyUp

GetMouseDown

GetMouseHold

GetMouseUp

Vibrate

Properties

ScrollWheel

MousePosition

MouseX

MouseY

MovementAxis

ClickToWalk

AltFire

Fire

IsVRActive

IsVRAvailable

MouseLook

CursorInUI

TurnAxis

VRLeftControllerPosition

VRLeftControllerRotation

VRRightControllerPosition

VRRightControllerRotation