Maple Story Buttons.

[oxXmiaXxo]

I havn't used RMXP for a while now and I would really like some help with different buttons.

I've gotten really comfortable with Maple Story controls, and I would love to be able to use them in RMXP.

For the people who haven't played maple, the buttons are as follows...

Q= Quest
E= Equipment
I= Inventory
M= Map
P= Party

There are others but these are the one's i really need.

Anyone who could help me out with changing the controls to something like this, I would really appreciate it.

 

[diablosbud]

Here is a keyboard input module by Cybersam:

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#==============================================================================
# Keyboard Input Module
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Script by Cybersam
#==============================================================================

module Input
  @keys = []
  @pressed = []
  Mouse_Left = 1
  Mouse_Right = 2
  Mouse_Middle = 4
  Back= 8
  Tab = 9
  Enter = 13
  Shift = 16
  Ctrl = 17
  Alt = 18
  Esc = 27
  Space = 32
  Numberkeys = {}
  Numberkeys[0] = 48        # => 0
  Numberkeys[1] = 49        # => 1
  Numberkeys[2] = 50        # => 2
  Numberkeys[3] = 51        # => 3
  Numberkeys[4] = 52        # => 4
  Numberkeys[5] = 53        # => 5
  Numberkeys[6] = 54        # => 6
  Numberkeys[7] = 55        # => 7
  Numberkeys[8] = 56        # => 8
  Numberkeys[9] = 57        # => 9
  Numberpad = {}
  Numberpad[0] = 45
  Numberpad[1] = 35
  Numberpad[2] = 40
  Numberpad[3] = 34
  Numberpad[4] = 37
  Numberpad[5] = 12
  Numberpad[6] = 39
  Numberpad[7] = 36
  Numberpad[8] = 38
  Numberpad[9] = 33
  Letters = {}
  Letters["A"] = 65
  Letters["B"] = 66
  Letters["C"] = 67
  Letters["D"] = 68
  Letters["E"] = 69
  Letters["F"] = 70
  Letters["G"] = 71
  Letters["H"] = 72
  Letters["I"] = 73
  Letters["J"] = 74
  Letters["K"] = 75
  Letters["L"] = 76
  Letters["M"] = 77
  Letters["N"] = 78
  Letters["O"] = 79
  Letters["P"] = 80
  Letters["Q"] = 81
  Letters["R"] = 82
  Letters["S"] = 83
  Letters["T"] = 84
  Letters["U"] = 85
  Letters["V"] = 86
  Letters["W"] = 87
  Letters["X"] = 88
  Letters["Y"] = 89
  Letters["Z"] = 90
  Fkeys = {}
  Fkeys[1] = 112
  Fkeys[2] = 113
  Fkeys[3] = 114
  Fkeys[4] = 115
  Fkeys[5] = 116
  Fkeys[6] = 117
  Fkeys[7] = 118
  Fkeys[8] = 119
  Fkeys[9] = 120
  Fkeys[10] = 121
  Fkeys[11] = 122
  Fkeys[12] = 123
  Collon = 186        # => \ |
  Equal = 187         # => = +
  Comma = 188         # => , <
  Underscore = 189    # => - _
  Dot = 190           # => . >
  Backslash = 191     # => / ?
  Lb = 219
  Rb = 221
  Quote = 222         # => '"
  #-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  USED_KEYS = [Mouse_Left, Mouse_Right, Mouse_Middle] 
  #-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  
module_function
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def triggered?(key)
    Win32API.new("user32","GetAsyncKeyState",['i'],'i').call(key) & 0x01 == 1
  end
  #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
  def check(key)
    Win32API.new("user32","GetAsyncKeyState",['i'],'i').call(key) & 0x01 == 1
  end
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def pressed?(key)
    return true unless Win32API.new("user32","GetKeyState",['i'],'i').call(key).between?(0, 1)
    return false
  end
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def mouse_update
    @used_i = []
    for i in USED_KEYS
      x = check(i)
      if x == true
        @used_i.push(i)
      end
    end
  end
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def self.C
    self.trigger?(C)
  end
  #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
  def self.B
    self.trigger?(B)
  end
  #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
  def self.A
    self.trigger?(A)
  end
  #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
  def self.Down
    self.trigger?(DOWN)
  end
  #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
  def self.Up
    self.trigger?(UP)
  end
  #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
  def self.Right
    self.trigger?(RIGHT)
  end
  #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
  def self.Left
    self.trigger?(LEFT)
  end
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def self.Anykey
    if A or B or C or Down or Up or Right or Left
      return true
    else
      return false
    end
  end
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
end

Use it like this:

if Input.triggered?(*Number for key on keyboard [found in script is every number] here*)
*Your whatever you want to happen scriptwise here*
end

This script I know is on this forum, so if you need help try searching Cybersam Keyboard Input Module. Also for this to work with events use this in a script conditional branch "if Input.triggered?(*Number for key on keyboard [found in script is every number] here*)". I belive that should work.

Please credit Cybersam if you use this script, to be respectful for the owner.

EDIT: Also don't leave the *s in the script snippets I have you for instructions, will cause errors, they are just there to help explain in the *s there are instructions.