Will script size affect performance?
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Re: Will script size affect performance?
Hi sachi
I am mind blow by you help and skill, thank you so much
A few questions, as I don’t really understand the use of gph, nor events
When used the new xin file do I have to change “xkeys_event_active” to “xin_is_active” etc or is the naming the same ?
And as far as I can tell, you even included the scroll wheel function - going above and beyond But how do I call it in the main script?
I am mind blow by you help and skill, thank you so much
A few questions, as I don’t really understand the use of gph, nor events
When used the new xin file do I have to change “xkeys_event_active” to “xin_is_active” etc or is the naming the same ?
And as far as I can tell, you even included the scroll wheel function - going above and beyond But how do I call it in the main script?
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Nstarnoe - Master Sergeant
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Re: Will script size affect performance?
Don't change your xkeys_event lines, your mouse code or anything else in your script.
The xin.gph header files does/should understand the xkeys_event lines, anything else in this header file isn't completed and will not work. So don't change your code
I have started this file some time ago to test ideas for being able to handle more keys or testing different approaches. The keyboard stuff should work and use less cpu (there can be bugs )
The xin.gph header files does/should understand the xkeys_event lines, anything else in this header file isn't completed and will not work. So don't change your code
I have started this file some time ago to test ideas for being able to handle more keys or testing different approaches. The keyboard stuff should work and use less cpu (there can be bugs )
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Scachi - Brigadier General
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