How to bind to 2 keys (Shift+LeftMouse)?

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Hi guys!

Simple question: How to bind to 2 keys (Shift+LeftMouse)? I did not find this in the docs.

Like this but with Shift:
[java]
inputManager.addMapping(“myAction”, new KeyTrigger(KeyInput.BUTTON_LEFT));
[/java]

Thank you.

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With standard input manager, you have to do this yourself by setting up two triggers.

The InputMapper wrapper that I use in my stuff has support for this (among other things)… I’ve just been too lazy to check it into lemur.

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@pspeed said: With standard input manager, you have to do this yourself by setting up two triggers.

The InputMapper wrapper that I use in my stuff has support for this (among other things)… I’ve just been too lazy to check it into lemur.


You meam something like this?:
[java]
boolean ac1 = false;
boolean ac2 = false;

inputManager.addMapping(“myAction1”, new KeyTrigger(KeyInput.BUTTON_LEFT));
inputManager.addMapping(“myAction2”, new KeyTrigger(KeyInput.KEY_SHIFT));

onAction(String name …) {
if (name.equals(“myAction1”)) ac1 = true;
if (name.equals(“myAction2”)) ac2 = true;

if (ac1 && ac2) doWhatIWant();
}
[/java]

Or there is another way to know if i pressed 2 keys?

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You never unset the oc1 and oc2 but that’s essentially the “doing it yourself” way, yes.

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Be aware that if you do it so, you will have the same behavior for

  1. shift + click
  2. click and then shift

But you’re right this is painful. The same goes for detecting click Vs press&drag…

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not really used them, but they may help:

https://wiki.jmonkeyengine.org/legacy/doku.php/jme3:advanced:combo_moves

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