how do i detect what key is being pressed on my keyboard?

<key [a key] pressed?>

or

when [a key] key pressed

This should contain what you are looking for.

RynPrat wrote:

<key [a key] pressed?>

or

when [a key] key pressed

pretty basic knowledge dunno how you dont know that

I meant to how do i make it detect when any key is being pressed, for example if im pressing the w, then it will say that im pressing w

MasterofTheBrick wrote:

This should contain what you are looking for.

How… Who made this?

This should help.

forever
if <key [w v] pressed?> then
say [you're pressing W!]
end
end

or do you need all keys?

alexboy456 wrote:

MasterofTheBrick wrote:

This should contain what you are looking for.

How… Who made this?

I believe @deck26 did.

Essentially, all the key labels (up arrow, down arrow, a, b, c etc) are added into a list. Whenever a key is pressed, the script runs through all the items in the list and uses the sensing reporter to detect if any of those keys are indeed being pressed.

repeat (length of [key names v] :: list)
change [counter v] by (1)
if <key (item (counter) of [key names v] :: list) pressed?> then
set [Key pressed v] to (item (counter) of [key names v] :: list)
end
end

MasterofTheBrick wrote:

alexboy456 wrote:

MasterofTheBrick wrote:

This should contain what you are looking for.

How… Who made this?

I believe @deck26 did.

Essentially, all the key labels (up arrow, down arrow, a, b, c etc) are added into a list. Whenever a key is pressed, the script runs through all the items in the list and uses the sensing reporter to detect if any of those keys are indeed being pressed.

repeat (length of [key names v] :: list)
change [counter v] by (1)
if <key (item (counter) of [key names v] :: list) pressed?> then
set [Key pressed v] to (item (counter) of [key names v] :: list)
end
end

oh come on, I was about to do that. I guess I didn't have to do that.
also, turbowarp is blocked for me