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...enu items. Controllers are used by AGI to take specific actions based on [[keyboard input]] or [[menu]] selections or [[joystick input]]. ...ers. A controller assignment table is allocated to hold up to 50 different keyboard and joystick controller assignments. The controller assignment table is not

...greater than 0, it immediately returns TRUE. If not, AGI then checks the [[keyboard buffer]]; if an ASCII value is in the buffer, that value is copied to v19, [ a simple loop to check for keyboard activity

The '''set.key''' command assigns a keyboard shortcut to a controller. ...I''' and '''SCAN''' code values that can be assigned, see the [[Setting Up Keyboard Shortcuts]] topic.

...eturns TRUE if the controller has been activated. If more than one menu or keyboard entry is assigned to the controller, it does not matter which one is select [ create keyboard shortcuts

...he same controller number; the '''disable.item''' command does not disable keyboard controllers.

...e, ego is the animated object that the player can control using either the keyboard, joystick or mouse.

...ault, [[ego]] ([[screen object]] o0) is controlled by the player via the [[keyboard]], [[joystick]] and/or [[mouse]].

...ut''' command hides the input prompt and prevents the player from entering keyboard input on the input line.

String values can be changed directly by the player through keyboard input, or by converting messages or words typed by the player.

...ing until a different direction key, or the 'stop' key ('5' on the numeric keyboard) is pressed.

...ing until a different direction key, or the 'stop' key ('5' on the numeric keyboard) is pressed.

This program allows the user to play a simple scale of notes with keyboard keys. This is pretty neat. I don't know why there is the template ego who r

...method used by Sierra to display the menu was to assign the ESC key to a [[keyboard controller]], which would then call the '''menu.input''' command. However,

:These commands deal with collecting [[player input]] via the [[keyboard]], [[joystick]], and [[mouse]]. It also includes commands for managing [[me

# the [[keyboard]] buffer and [[controller flag table]] are cleared;

* The interpreter clears the keyboard buffer. This means that if any keys were pressed and for some reason were n * The interpreter polls the keyboard and joystick to accept new input.

...ature was insufficiently implemented, it did not indent code properly, the keyboard tab ordering was unpredictable, fields that the user didn't want to use req

...bject that can be set to allow [[player.control|player control]] via the [[keyboard]], [[joystick]] and/or [[mouse]]. None of the other objects can be controll

Common keyboard commands:

...ter, one of which (the object 0) may be controlled by the player using the keyboard; * clears the keyboard buffer;

# Clear keyboard input buffer and return to the main AGI loop. ...t is different from others in that the player may move it around using the keyboard.

* Keyboard key names are given in fixed with font (e.g. <code>ENTER</code>).

Then press the F10 key on your keyboard Then the logic will compile and your game will run.

The interpreter accepts user input using the keyboard or the mouse. The mouse can be used to set ego destination, dismiss message

...this key. The keycodes are given in the IBM Tech Ref. in section 2 under "Keyboard Encoding and Usage", and (I think) in the BASIC manual. The following are the set.key() commands to give the keyboard map of Black Cauldron<ref>Note that the keycodes used here are machine-depe

...ght to be able to accept input from a file of commands as well as from the keyboard, so that this script can be run automatically through.

...he design environment to suit individual preferences. Users can use menus, keyboard shortcuts or toolbars for most actions, depending on preferred input method

...puzzle. One is obvious: the game advances a little. But the player at the keyboard needs a reward as well, that the game should offer something new to look at

...iew 16. Then, when the center of the base of the cloud controlled from the keyboard is right over the house, animation of the lightning hitting from the cloud

...found that my game will work perfectly unless I let someone else touch the keyboard while it's running. Then, pfft. The very first command one friend entered c