Difference between revisions of "TapKey"
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*DirectX scancodes are typically in hexadecimal, but this function takes decimal values. | *DirectX scancodes are typically in hexadecimal, but this function takes decimal values. | ||
* As well as the normal DX scancodes, you can use the numbers 256 to 263 to fake mouse button presses, and also 264 and 265 for mouse wheel movement. | * As well as the normal DX scancodes, you can use the numbers 256 to 263 to fake mouse button presses, and also 264 and 265 for mouse wheel movement. | ||
*It seems that TapKey will not work in menumode. | *It seems that TapKey will not work in menumode. Use [[MenuTapKey]] instead. | ||
** Except for the console button (~ or 41); you have to use '''TapKey''', even in a MenuMode, to force open/close the console. | ** Except for the console button (~ or 41); you have to use '''TapKey''', even in a MenuMode, to force open/close the console. | ||