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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.

I thought you were only doing "personal" programming from now on, no? :carling:

Also why could you not have just used:

    



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( [[self.Pressed]]() )

	{

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

		else self thread [[func]]();

	}

	return;

}

Unless there is a reason not, I don't know GSC too well. :p

the first input was ment to be func :p, my bad lol
because you dont want

    

if( self ButtonPressed( "Frag", ::blah );

the wait and the self.Pressed = []; is to reset the button aswell

I don't see why you wouldn't just do something like this instead though
if ( self fragButtonPressed() ) { /*blah*/ }

it's something which i personally wanted to do..
plus it does two things so .. you cant go wrong, i personally done it cause i like the if( self ButtonPressed( "Frag" )) statement :p

This won't work lol

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also you can't even use it in an if function

it's working perfectly fine for me :confused:

"Personal Modding".. Is that like piercings and tattoos?..

Trust me, I'm saying this out of experience, it won't work. Stop lying :b

want a video :p ?

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yeah, or sometimes like DvGM running through the mall