NO BUTTON INPUT IN VX?

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Button processing for script calls
Author: Zeriab
Last Modified 21st of June 2008.
Version 2.0

Allow the use of the Button Input Process command as known from RMXP
Put this in a call script:

button_input_process(4)

In this case the variable with id 4 will be changed to the input number.
The event will halt until an button is triggered, just like with RMXP.
Change the 4 to another number to store the input in a different variable.

You can also retrieve a wider range of numbers:

button_input_process(4, true)

It will now get F5-F9 and Shift, Ctrl and Alt long in new values.

= Version 2.0 additions =

button_trigger(14)
button_press(14)
button_repeat(14)

The 3 new commands all work similar.
The 14 means button X (It is set to A by default)
Look in the tabel below for finding out which number correspond to which button.
The event will halt until the specified button is triggered/pressed/repeated.
Note that I have experience some problems with the repeat button not
working properly when it is a special key such as Shift.

Here are what the different numbers mean: (Defaults in ())
2 - down
4 - left
6 - right
8 - up
11 - A (Shift)
12 - B (Esc, Num 0, X)
13 - C (Space, Enter, Z)
14 - X (A)
15 - Y (Y)
16 - Z (Z)
17 - L (L)
18 - R (W)

If you use the extended version you also have these to consider.
21 - SHIFT
22 - CTRL
23 - ALT
25 - F5
26 - F6
27 - F7
28 - F8
29 - F9

Note: By default shift is both 11 and 21. The number has priority.
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class Game_Interpreter
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Script (Overwrites it to include the eval(script) = false => wait, RMXP)
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def command_355
script = @list.parameters + "\n"
loop do
if @list.code == 655 # Second line of script and after
script += @list.parameters + "\n"
else
break
end
@index += 1
end
if (eval(script) == FalseClass)
return false
end
return true
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Button Input
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def button_input_process(n, all = false)
@button_input_variable_id = n
# Process the input button
input_button(all)
# If a button where pressed
if @button_input_variable_id == 0
# Proceed
return true
end
# Wait
return FalseClass
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Button Input
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def input_button(all)
# Determine pressed button
n = 0
range = all ? 1..29 : 1..18
for i in range
if Input.trigger?(i)
n = i
end
end
# If button was pressed
if n > 0
# Change value of variables
$game_variables = n
$game_map.need_refresh = true
# End button input
@button_input_variable_id = 0
end
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Wait for button to be triggered
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def button_trigger(id)
if Input.trigger?(id)
return true
end
return FalseClass
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Wait for button to be pressed
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def button_press(id)
if Input.press?(id)
return true
end
return FalseClass
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Wait for button to be repeat
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def button_repeat(id)
if Input.repeat?(id)
return true
end
return FalseClass
end
end