jdmdigital wrote:

bluedragon8633 wrote:

Use this:

Tip- use as few hat blocks as possible.

Can you explain how that works? What are the numbers of the arrow keys for the subtraction to work? Im not a keyboard engineer but im curious.

Its the bolean isnt it. Key presses is 1 not pressed is 0.

A boolean in a number input will return 1 if true, 0 if false.

What I do is:

jdmdigital wrote:

bluedragon8633 wrote:

Use this:

Tip- use as few hat blocks as possible.

Can you explain how that works? What are the numbers of the arrow keys for the subtraction to work? Im not a keyboard engineer but im curious.

Its the bolean isnt it. Key presses is 1 not pressed is 0.

Yeah, if you're pressing the right key, you get 1. If you aren't, it's 0. If you are pressing the left key but not the right, it'll be (0-1), or -1. If neither key is pressed, it's (0-0), or no movement. You can also put a multiplication thing around it so that you move faster than just 1 pixel per frame. It's the same as this: