time_release() from Titan 2 on Titan 1?

[creedkiller]

Does anyone have a custom function which mimics the time_release() function from Titan 2 language for the Titan 1?

[J2Kbr]

Here is how you can implement this functionality on the Titan One:

Code: Select all

define BUTTON = PS4_CROSS;
 
int time_release;
 
main {
    if(event_release(BUTTON)) {
        time_release = 0;
    } else if(!get_val(BUTTON)) {
        if(time_release < 30000) {
            time_release = time_release + get_rtime();
        }
    }
 
    if(get_val(BUTTON) && time_release < 200) {
        combo_run(ex);
    }
}
 
combo ex {
 
}

[creedkiller]

Here is how you can implement this functionality on the Titan One:

Code: Select all

define BUTTON = PS4_CROSS;
 
int time_release;
 
main {
    if(event_release(BUTTON)) {
        time_release = 0;
    } else if(!get_val(BUTTON)) {
        if(time_release < 30000) {
            time_release = time_release + get_rtime();
        }
    }
 
    if(get_val(BUTTON) && time_release < 200) {
        combo_run(ex);
    }
}
 
combo ex {
 
}

I am trying to convert a variation of your "Double Tap" example from the Manual (https://www.consoletuner.com/wiki/index ... double_tap)

Code: Select all

bool toggle;
 
main {
    if(event_active(L1) && time_release(L1) < 120) { toggle = TRUE; }
    if(toggle) {
        combo_run(ex);
        if(event_release(L1)) { toggle = FALSE; }
    }
}
 
combo ex {
}

[Mad]

You'd still have to hold the button so using event_active / event_press + a toggle is void when using event_release.

You're better of using J2Kbr's script with get_val.

Or toggle on/off with a double tap like this:

Code: Select all

define BUTTON = PS4_L1;
 
int time_release;
int toggle;
 
main {
    if(event_release(BUTTON)) {
        time_release = 0;
    } else if(!get_val(BUTTON)) {
        if(time_release < 30000) {
            time_release = time_release + get_rtime();
        }
    }
 
    if(event_press(BUTTON) && time_release < 200) {
        toggle = !toggle;
    }
 
    if(toggle) {
        combo_run(ex);
    }
 
}
 
combo ex {
 
}

[creedkiller]

You'd still have to hold the button so using event_active / event_press + a toggle is void when using event_release.

You're better of using J2Kbr's script with get_val.

Or toggle on/off with a double tap like this:

Code: Select all

define BUTTON = PS4_L1;
 
int time_release;
int toggle;
 
main {
    if(event_release(BUTTON)) {
        time_release = 0;
    } else if(!get_val(BUTTON)) {
        if(time_release < 30000) {
            time_release = time_release + get_rtime();
        }
    }
 
    if(event_press(BUTTON) && time_release < 200) {
        toggle = !toggle;
    }
 
    if(toggle) {
        combo_run(ex);
    }
 
}
 
combo ex {
 
}

Exactly what I needed, thank You.

[DontAtMe]

Code: Select all

int release_array[21];
main {
  update_release_buttons(0);
 
  set_val(TRACE_1, time_release(XB1_A));
  set_val(TRACE_2, time_active(XB1_A));
  set_val(TRACE_3, check_release(XB1_A, 4000));
  set_val(TRACE_4, check_active(XB1_A,  4000));
}
 
function update_release_buttons(i) {
 while (i = (i + 1) % 21) {
    if (i == 9) i = 13;
    if (!get_val(i)) release_array[i] = (release_array[i] + get_rtime()) * !(event_release(i));
    if (release_array[i] < 0) release_array[i] = 32767;
 } 
 return;
}
 
function time_release(io) { return release_array[io]; }
 
function time_active(io) { return get_ptime(io); }
 
function check_release(io, t) { return !get_val(io) && time_release(io) >= t; }
 
function check_active(io, t) { return get_val(io) && get_ptime(io) >= t; }

[creedkiller]

Code: Select all

int release_array[21];
main {
  update_release_buttons(0);
 
  set_val(TRACE_1, time_release(XB1_A));
  set_val(TRACE_2, time_active(XB1_A));
  set_val(TRACE_3, check_release(XB1_A, 4000));
  set_val(TRACE_4, check_active(XB1_A,  4000));
}
 
function update_release_buttons(i) {
 while (i = (i + 1) % 21) {
    if (i == 9) i = 13;
    if (!get_val(i)) release_array[i] = (release_array[i] + get_rtime()) * !(event_release(i));
    if (release_array[i] < 0) release_array[i] = 32767;
 } 
 return;
}
 
function time_release(io) { return release_array[io]; }
 
function time_active(io) { return get_ptime(io); }
 
function check_release(io, t) { return !get_val(io) && time_release(io) >= t; }
 
function check_active(io, t) { return get_val(io) && get_ptime(io) >= t; }

That function is elegant, thank you.