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AN EVEN SIMPLER KEY PRESS/RELEASE DETECTOR!

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Author: Xray

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Filesize: 16.13 kB

Date added: 2013-08-07

Rating: 5

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Made with: Algodoo v2.1.0

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Thanks to s_noonan (who brought this to my attention) I have created a very simple scene that demonstrates the thyme function called keys.isDown. Using that function you can create a key press/release detector without the use of a laser. So, this is about as simple as it gets. Read more about it in the scene.....
Last edited at 2013/08/07 04:13:31 by Xray
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s_noonan
2013/08/07 10:04:04
If you put the code in the onKey event, then it will only run once for each keyDown and keyUp. If the code is in the postStep then it will run many times for each keyDown and keyUp.
Xray
2013/08/07 16:22:02
That's good to know. Thanks!