Closed ewanm89 closed 4 years ago
Dupe of #54
Fair enough, though "game-only" is closer to "script-only" than "none" is.
though "game-only" is closer to "script-only" than "none" is.
Not really its the opposite, also it sounds similar.
-- available options: -- none: default if not defined -- game-only: The opposite of script-only: blocks game inputs using the same key sequence but lets other custom inputs using the same key sequence fire.
though "game-only" is closer to "script-only" than "none" is.
Not really its the opposite, also it sounds similar.
-- available options: -- none: default if not defined -- game-only: The opposite of script-only: blocks game inputs using the same key sequence but lets other custom inputs using the same key sequence fire.
script-only
blocks it from all but this script, game-only
blocks it from all but curstom inputs of game script, none
doesn't block it from others at all. So game-only
is closer in effect to script-only
.
That said, whether one really needed to be blocking at all is another question.
Thanks for the help
Consuming type of
script-only
was deprecated in 0.15.24 and has been fully removed in current experimental version of 0.18.22