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== Device Type value(s) inconsistent? == | |||
::0xFF = 255 = Auto detect (Default) | |||
::'''0x01 = 0 = Keyboard (is this supposed to be 1 or 0?)''' | |||
::'''0x02 = 1 = Mouse (is this supposed to be 1 or 2?)''' | |||
::0x03 = 3 = Gamepad | |||
== GetMappedKey not found (1.5.11) == | |||
I'm running SKSE 1.5.11 and while other skse scripts are compiling for me, this function is not. When I run the example script, this error is returned to me: "GetMappedKey is not a function or does not exist". | I'm running SKSE 1.5.11 and while other skse scripts are compiling for me, this function is not. When I run the example script, this error is returned to me: "GetMappedKey is not a function or does not exist". | ||
: Hmmm... Both examples compile here. I'd recheck your SKSE installation and make sure everything's being overridden as intended. [[User:JustinOther| JustinOther]] ([[User talk:JustinOther|talk]]) | : Hmmm... Both examples compile here. I'd recheck your SKSE installation and make sure everything's being overridden as intended. [[User:JustinOther| JustinOther]] ([[User talk:JustinOther|talk]]) | ||
:: If GetMappedKey can't be found, then the likely causes are that either you're not using the SKSE versions of the native scripts or you're extending the wrong type. | |||
:: -- [[User:Cipscis|Cipscis]] ([[User talk:Cipscis|talk]]) 15:45, 24 October 2012 (EDT) | |||
Latest revision as of 01:24, 2 April 2013
Device Type value(s) inconsistent?[edit source]
- 0xFF = 255 = Auto detect (Default)
- 0x01 = 0 = Keyboard (is this supposed to be 1 or 0?)
- 0x02 = 1 = Mouse (is this supposed to be 1 or 2?)
- 0x03 = 3 = Gamepad
GetMappedKey not found (1.5.11)[edit source]
I'm running SKSE 1.5.11 and while other skse scripts are compiling for me, this function is not. When I run the example script, this error is returned to me: "GetMappedKey is not a function or does not exist".
- Hmmm... Both examples compile here. I'd recheck your SKSE installation and make sure everything's being overridden as intended. JustinOther (talk)
- If GetMappedKey can't be found, then the likely causes are that either you're not using the SKSE versions of the native scripts or you're extending the wrong type.