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Virtual keys acts as an intermediary between physical controls and controls registered in the game. Keyboard, mouse, and game controllers can all be mapped to a single "virtual key" and perform the same action.
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| Name | Explanation | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Name | The name of the virtual key. | String |
| ID | The ID of the virtual key. | Number |
| Name | Explanation | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Cooldown | The duration before the virtual key is registered again in milliseconds. | Number |
| Ignore Input Blocks | Whether or not the virtual key ignores input blockers and works even if controls are considered frozen. | Toggle |
| Require Key Release | Whether or not the virtual key requires a key release before registering again. | Toggle |
| Name | Explanation | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Pressed Script | The script to execute when the virtual key is pressed. | Script |
| Ongoing Script | The script to execute when the virtual key is held. | Script |
| Released Script | The script to execute when the virtual key is no longer pressed. | Script |
Mappings contain all of the physical controls and their sources. When a mapping is selected, it can be remapped by clicking the button under the Key and physically pressing the button or key you wish to map.
Mutually exclusive virtual keys are other keys that cannot run at the same time as the current key. This prevents overlaps in behavior.