(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Yes this is code, it's actually what i set out to do along time ago with IELIITEM0DZX but for some reason never finished it.
this is very different to other button system heres why.

- You can make someone actually press the button.
- It can also be used as a button, if it's pressed.

    

ButtonPressed( button, func, input )

{

	self.Pressed = [];

	switch( button )

	{

		case "Frag":	self.Pressed = "self fragButtonPressed"; 				break;

		case "Smoke":	self.Pressed = "self SecondaryOffHandButtonPressed"; 			break;

		case "Square":	self.Pressed = "self UseButtonPressed";					break;

		case "Melee":	self.Pressed = "self MeleeButtonPressed";				break;

		case "Fire":	self.Pressed = "self AttackButtonPressed";				break;

		case "Aim":	self.Pressed = "self AdsButtonPressed";					break;

	}

	if( isDefined( func ))

	{

		if( [[self.Pressed]]() )

		{

			if(!isDefined( input ))		self thread [[func]]();

			if( isDefined( input ))		self thread [[func]](input);

		}

	}

	wait .02;

	return;

}

put that into your GSC somewhere.
and here's an example of your too methods.

- Make someone press it.

    

Player[i] thread ButtonPressed( "Frag" );

that will make him actually press it, but of course you can have functions and inputs..

heres the other example of if the button is pressed

    

iif( self ButtonPressed( "Frag" ) )

{

	//a thread here.

}

here's another little way of if it's pressed, if the player presses it.

    

if( level.players[i] ButtonPressed( "Frag" ))

{

	self suicide();

	self iPrintln( "Dont Press That Button!" );

}

and it's just like that, use this on how you wish.. just state if you used it.
i have tested this, it does work.

Want me to explain why this wouldn't work? :b

go for it :p

First off, when you used the function calling brackets ( [[function]] ) you used strings. That's like doing... self thread "doGod"();. The only reason it doesn't error is because, you are using the brackets. Second, you named the function buttonPressed, which is a built in function. The game wouldn't even allow the script to run unless you changed it. Third, I just tested, and it in fact, did not work, it didn't error, but didn't work. So there

Also you say you tested it, yet you are using it in if functions incorrectly because the actual function itself doesn't even return a boolean. :b

smart arse...

---------- Post added at 10:16 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:15 PM ----------

My accuracy is just over 3% now xD

Was that suppose to be insulting? I'm just saying why it wouldn't work. I knew this wouldn't work out of experience because Karoolus and I had tried something extremely similar to this a few months ago.

It wasn't an insult.. It was a joke..

Well you didn't put a :carling: face after it implying that you were joking like most of the hipsters here would. :carling:

but i did test and when that button was pressed it done the function..

well arent you getting better !