wraggster
July 22nd, 2008, 20:50
Blah (http://luaplayer.org/forums/index.php?topic=241.0)has today updated his Lua Player for Windows up to Beta 3:
Heres the release notes for this latest release:
added the option to use the console.
on startup in the dialog window it can be selected to start or while luaplayer is running with the right-click context menu it can be opened or closed. (while the console is running errors are directed to it instead of the message box)
added option to force "waiting for vertical refresh" ... also on startup.
i also re-wrote the gui.. and cleaned up the code..
and this
ive emulated the analog too.
how it works:
the center of the window would be the "dead zone". (the size would depend on what you define in your script)
example: "if math.abs(pad:analogX()) > 32 then" 32 being the size of the "dead zone".
then with the mouse (holding the left button down) drag it in what ever direction. when you release the mouse button or go within the the bounds of the "dead zone" it returns back to the "dead zone".
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Heres the release notes for this latest release:
added the option to use the console.
on startup in the dialog window it can be selected to start or while luaplayer is running with the right-click context menu it can be opened or closed. (while the console is running errors are directed to it instead of the message box)
added option to force "waiting for vertical refresh" ... also on startup.
i also re-wrote the gui.. and cleaned up the code..
and this
ive emulated the analog too.
how it works:
the center of the window would be the "dead zone". (the size would depend on what you define in your script)
example: "if math.abs(pad:analogX()) > 32 then" 32 being the size of the "dead zone".
then with the mouse (holding the left button down) drag it in what ever direction. when you release the mouse button or go within the the bounds of the "dead zone" it returns back to the "dead zone".
Download and Give Feedback Via Comments