Need help

[Hyrin]

Hello, I'm from Russia, so sorry for my English, if something goes wrong. I would like to create a map with controllable robots, for this I need to make a zone and when a player enters this zone and presses certain buttons on the keyboard, then certain triggers are activated. And can I still make it so that the design will be displayed horizontally when I click the button? In this topic, I would like to see a script template that reads the data from the keyboard in a certain area. If it can be done without a script, only triggers then how to do it?

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[Gurt]

You can not read input from the keyboard using the ScriptAPI.

[Hyrin]

You can not read input from the keyboard using the ScriptAPI.

How in the tutorial is the count of jumping and movement?

[Hoang Marcel]

You can not read input from the keyboard using the ScriptAPI.

How in the tutorial is the count of jumping and movement?

The script in the tutorial checks the player's movement and action ingame. It doesn't read keyboard input.

[hyper copter]

It can read what keys a specific action is binded to though. For instance if set my key bindings so that the "J" key punches, The tutorial reads that and inputs "Press " J" to punch". I ain't no coder though. Is that what you meant, @Hyrin?

[JakSparro98]

It can read what keys a specific action is binded to though. For instance if set my key bindings so that the "J" key punches, The tutorial reads that and inputs "Press " J" to punch". I ain't no coder though. [..]

The tutorial is catching player input ingeniously as the ScriptAPI can record most of the player actions (running, sprinting, diving, punching, etc...) but without a native input reading it's only that; text displaying the key you need to press is handled with a special string parsing, so you can write "press [attack_key] to attack" for example and the text within square brackets will be turned into your current punch key, in a few words, keystrokes reading is currently still far from being made.