Quote:
Originally Posted by cbk1994
You should use
PHP Code:
function onKeyPressed(temp.code, temp.key, temp.scan) {
if (keydown(1)) {
player.chat = "Left!";
} else if (keydown(3)) {
player.chat = "Right!";
}
}
It's possible to check the key's code instead, but using keydown allows you to use the player's defined arrow keys.
There's a list of key numbers for keydown here. |
I know this won't help you any more than what cbk told you, but I use
this for all of my keycode needs. It is a simple way of finding out key codes by just inserting the desired key into a text box. Obviously you are talking about keydown not keydown2 but still, it might be useful.