Bug with the MWHEEL_FORWARD and MWHEEL_BACKWARD maps?

[pablosscripts]

When I run the following script, scrolling up OR down will output "ab". Have I done something wrong or is there a problem with the mappings?

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#include <keyboard.gph>
#include <mouse.gph>
 
init {
    port_connect(PORT_USB_C, PROTOCOL_HID);
    keymapping();
       mousemapping();
}
 
main {
    key_passthru();
    mouse_passthru();
 
    if(mouse_status(MWHEEL_FORWARD)) {
        key_set(KEY_A, TRUE);
    }
 
    if(mouse_status(MWHEEL_BACKWARD)) {
        key_set(KEY_B, TRUE);
    }
}

I wonder if this is the cause - both the middle click and scroll up seems to be mapped to the same index:

[DontAtMe]

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#include <keyboard.gph>
#include <mouse.gph>
 
init {
  port_connect(PORT_USB_C, PROTOCOL_HID);
  keymapping();
  mousemapping();
}
 
main {
  key_passthru();
  mouse_passthru();
 
  if(mouse_status(MREPORT_UPDATED)){
    if(mouse_status(MWHEEL_FORWARD)  ==  1) key_set(KEY_A, TRUE);
    if(mouse_status(MWHEEL_BACKWARD) == -1) key_set(KEY_B, TRUE);
  }
}

I wonder if this is the cause - both the middle click and scroll up seems to be mapped to the same index:

The middle mouse button is is mapped as MBUTTON_3 not MOUSE_WHEEL.

MOUSE_WHEEL can be used as an Alternative of MWHEEL_FORWARD and MWHEEL_BACKWARD like this,

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  if(mouse_status(MREPORT_UPDATED)){
      //MWHEEL_FORWARD
    if(mouse_status(MOUSE_WHEEL) ==  1) key_set(KEY_A, TRUE);
      //MWHEEL_BACKWARD
    if(mouse_status(MOUSE_WHEEL) == -1) key_set(KEY_B, TRUE);
  }

[pablosscripts]

Thank you!!!!

What is mouse_forward and mouse_backward then? The documentation isn’t super clear

[DontAtMe]

Thank you!!!!

What is mouse_forward and mouse_backward then? The documentation isn’t super clear

For use when manually creating a mousemapping() function.

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#include <mouse.gph>
const uint8 mmap[] = {
  MOUSE_X, STICK_1_X,
  MOUSE_Y, STICK_1_Y,
 
  MWHEEL_FORWARD, BUTTON_17,
  MWHEEL_BACKWARD, BUTTON_10,
 
  MBUTTON_1, BUTTON_5,
  MBUTTON_2, BUTTON_8,
};
 
init{
  mousemapping(mmap);
}

[pablosscripts]

Makes sense thanks. I thought it was a limitation in the game I was playing until I realized this issue was happening in other games too.