as the topic says, i wonder if it would be possible to get the coordinates of the cursor, also when no button is pressed.this could may be useful in some situations, for example in menus or other things.
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[That's a feature request... it's banned... har har har]
Just joking. I think it could be very usefull sometimes.
Just joking. I think it could be very usefull sometimes.
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well, the functions PlayerControl.c (in System.c4d) actually get every controlframe the mouse coordinates. So I think it would be just some lines in C4Script to change this.
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I had thought about this when mouse control was first implemented, but currently I don't think it's quite necessary. Take for example the musket; when not in use the Clonk simply holds it in an idle position. And surprisingly, I actually prefer this over always aiming his musket when simply carrying it.
Generally: Yes. But should be used very economomical because this is all transferred over network.
Btw. I have seen that in PlayerControl.c every mousemove makes a callback to PlayerControl.Is there somewhere a distinction, which of these calls get synchronized and which not? Like it is now, I think every of these callbacks has to be synchronous, cause it is given to the script.
All mouse control callbacks are synchronized.It would be possible to add async mouse movement callbacks (to be used for graphical effects only). But I wouldn't want to introduce that unless we really need it (i.e., it turns out network traffic is an issue or we need more frequent updates).
Well, then his:>Generally: Yes. But should be used very economomical because this is all transferred over network.
is not an argument, cause every mouse movement is synchronized so we don't have to be economical with the use of this already synchronized mouse data. Or are these callback just made when needed? But I haven't seen anything such in the script.
I think the mouse movement control should be enabled only when the mouse button is down and disabled otherwise. Disabled controls do not send anything over network.
Ok, then I think it is Newton's fault that he just doesn't disable the movement control.
I think I have to pass the ball to Sven2 here. It seems he didn't implement DefaultDisabled=1 for controls yet. Try using the bow one time and then look at PlayerControl.c. After using the bow has been finished, there should be no more movement-calls going around. (Cause the EnablePlayerControl-function is already implemented)
Ah ok. I just noticed that I got controls all the time when I wanted to implement the ladder control.
Actually, it would be trivial to implement. There should be a bugtracker entry for it.
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