When you make a Skill Game, in the instructions you may want to add descriptions of how the skill game is played and what the buttons do. Instead of typing out 'push A Button to jump', etc, you can use code strings to display controller icons like we have in our Skill Game instructions and the mini games in RedLynx Picks.
Most of these code strings are below. Just copy any of the strings into your sentence.
%linebreak%
%button_a%
%button_b%
%button_x%
%button_y%
%button_lt%
%button_rt%
%button_lb%
%button_rb%
%button_start%
%button_back%
%lstick%
%rstick%
%lstick_both%
%lstick_left%
%lstick_right%
%rstick_both%
%rstick_left%
%rstick_right%
%lstick_click%
%rstick_click%
%dpad_up%
Example-
'Use %button_a% to jump.'
Can this be stickied in the editor section? This will prove very useful!![]()
Knew we had to have the option of doing this ourselves![]()
Using them in this. Really useful commands!
That's looking great! I would suggest having the right stick swing the camera around if that's possible, I'm sure things would get complex doing that, but I'm sure for that car to drive like it does they must already be pretty complex.Originally Posted by T4KShadow
Again, nice job.
When using these will it take up just one character in the allowed description length, or will it use up, for example, 10 if i was to use %button_y%, even though only a Y symbol taking up 1 character space will be shown in the final description?
It unfortunately takes up the full code amount.Originally Posted by Lukeyy19
Well when i used these codes i couldnt share the track. Said illegal characters.
Is there any way we could get the full list of these? I have been trying every possible combo to get rstick up and down, but I can't figure out what the string is. Rstick both up and down is what I need, but I'm sure others would benefit from the full list
that would be awesome, would be interesting to see how the driving licences work with the pop-up info on the screen as wellOriginally Posted by Luthanick
awww lets face it, i want word pad (face palm) and your scripting engine, gimme gimme gimme![]()