Klorixx
Joined: 05 Aug 2008
Posts: 1
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 Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2008 4:08 am Post subject: Button locks once pressed |
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Hello!
First post and everything.
Anyways, I've found this little program and so today and been stucked with it for about 4hours straight now.
Mostly I've been looking at pre-made scripts but none of them contains exactly the things I want to I decided to build my own.
However, my problem now is that I want to be able to use the B button as mouse leftclick, but only when A button is pressed (which also activates my mouse control). Now, the problem is that when I press B while holding A, it locks. It remains pressed no matter what.
Here's my code:
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// Klorixx script - going to contain everything I want (mostly, controll winamp and being able to surf)
var.xTrim = 0.25
var.yTrim = -28
var.zTrim = 7
var.x = Wiimote1.RawForceX + var.xTrim
var.y = Wiimote1.RawForceY + var.yTrim
var.z = Wiimote1.RawForceZ + var.zTrim
debug = "x="+var.x+" y="+var.y+" z="+var.z
if wiimote1.A
var.apressed = 1
// vars for smoothing
var.smooth1 = 0.002
var.smooth2 = 0.01
var.smooth3 = 0.025
// X-axis step 1
if var.x > 5
Mouse.x = Mouse.x - var.smooth1
endif
if var.x < -5
Mouse.x = Mouse.x + var.smooth1
endif
//step 2
if var.x > 10
Mouse.x = Mouse.x - var.smooth2
endif
if var.x < -10
Mouse.x = Mouse.x + var.smooth2
endif
//step 3
if var.x > 15
Mouse.x = Mouse.x - var.smooth3
endif
if var.x < -15
Mouse.x = Mouse.x + var.smooth3
endif
//And y-axis step 1
if var.z > 2
Mouse.y = Mouse.y - var.smooth1
endif
if var.z < -2
Mouse.y = Mouse.y + var.smooth1
endif
//step 2
if var.z > 5
Mouse.y = Mouse.y - var.smooth2
endif
if var.z < -5
Mouse.y = Mouse.y + var.smooth2
endif
//Step 3
if var.z > 8
Mouse.y = Mouse.y - var.smooth3
endif
if var.z < -8
Mouse.y = Mouse.y + var.smooth3
endif
if Mouse.LeftButton
Mouse.LeftButton = false
endif
else
var.apressed = 0
endif
if var.apressed then
Mouse.LeftButton = wiimote1.B
endif
key.Play = wiimote1.Down
key.NextTrack = wiimote1.right
key.PrevTrack = wiimote1.left
key.Mute = wiimote1.Up
Alt + F4 = wiimote1.Two
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Could anyone be kind to help me out with this or give me some sort of pointer?
(and before anyone going to whine about it, yes, I've searched. However, It's 6am here thou so I might missed some thread) |
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