Titan Two on PC (not emulating a controller)- beginner help!

[pablosscripts]

What is the code pattern for taking a basic input, manipulating it, then outputting?

This is my starting point:

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#include <keyboard.gph>
#include <mouse.gph>
 
init {
    keymapping();
    mousemapping();
}
 
main {
    key_passthru();
    mouse_passthru();
 
    // Code here
}

What I then need is the equivalent of a:

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if(get_val(xxxx)) {
    // some logic
    set_val(xxxx, 100);
}

What is the equivalent when using a Multi Interface HID output? I have the code for "get_val" but I have no idea how to set keyboard outputs, this is uncharted territory for me!

[Scachi]

output protocol Multi Interface HID
Keyboard
https://www.consoletuner.com/wiki/index ... y_passthru
https://www.consoletuner.com/wiki/index ... t2:key_set
https://www.consoletuner.com/wiki/index ... t2:key_get
Mouse
https://www.consoletuner.com/wiki/index ... e_passthru
https://www.consoletuner.com/wiki/index ... :mouse_set
https://www.consoletuner.com/wiki/index ... :mouse_get

[antithesis]

Also, search for xkeys.gph. That adds a few more kb functions.

[Scachi]

xkeys.gph won't work in multi interface HID mode I think.
It uses key_status to monitor the keys, I think that isn't working for that mode.

[pablosscripts]

Woo hoo I got it! I didn't get how to use key_set but it makes sense now. Here's the code pattern I got working, now time to get to work on my new script!

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#include <keyboard.gph>
#include <mouse.gph>
 
bool    key_is_ready;
 
init {
    keymapping();
    mousemapping();
}
 
main {
    key_passthru();
    mouse_passthru();
 
    if(key_status(KEY_PADASTERISK)) {
        key_set(KEY_PADASTERISK, FALSE);
        if(key_is_ready) {
            key_set(KEY_T, TRUE);
            key_is_ready = 0;
        }
    } else {
        key_is_ready = 1;
    }
}

[antithesis]

xkeys.gph won't work in multi interface HID mode I think.
It uses key_status to monitor the keys, I think that isn't working for that mode.

Good to know, thanks Scachi!

Glad you've got it working piiwii.

[Scachi]

xkeys.gph won't work in multi interface HID mode I think.
It uses key_status to monitor the keys, I think that isn't working for that mode.

Good to know, thanks Scachi!

Glad you've got it working piiwii.

Looks like I was wrong and key_status works in HID mode too as his code uses it.

[pablosscripts]

Sweet! I'm so excited to be coding for PC now:)

[Brunissimus]

What is the code pattern for taking a basic input, manipulating it, then outputting?

This is my starting point:

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#include <keyboard.gph>
#include <mouse.gph>
 
init {
    keymapping();
    mousemapping();
}
 
main {
    key_passthru();
    mouse_passthru();
 
    // Code here
}

What I then need is the equivalent of a:

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if(get_val(xxxx)) {
    // some logic
    set_val(xxxx, 100);
}

What is the equivalent when using a Multi Interface HID output? I have the code for "get_val" but I have no idea how to set keyboard outputs, this is uncharted territory for me!

Trick question: is it possible to passthru only the "movement" of the mouse? Because my goal is to remap and script the mouse buttons...

[J2Kbr]

Trick question: is it possible to passthru only the "movement" of the mouse? Because my goal is to remap and script the mouse buttons...

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#include <mouse.gph>
 
init {
    mousemapping();
}
 
main {
    if(mouse_status(MREPORT_UPDATED)) {
        mouse_set(MOUSE_X, mouse_status(MOUSE_X));
        mouse_set(MOUSE_Y, mouse_status(MOUSE_Y));
    }
}