MouseDown not working with Uak + Leadwerks example.

[Vida Marcell]

//Values
    Vec2 mouseRot;

    while (true)
    {
        if (mainwindow->Closed() or mainwindow->KeyDown(UltraEngine::KEY_ESCAPE)) break;
        
        mouseRot = Vec2(mainwindow->GetMousePosition().x * -1 / 1.71, mainwindow->GetMousePosition().y * -1 / 1.71);
        
        if (window->MouseDown(3))
        {
            model->SetRotation(0, mouseRot[0], mouseRot[1]);
        }

I can rotate the model but it does'nt recognize any mouse button interactions.

[reepblue]

Wouldn't this be easier with events?

[Vida Marcell]

Its too complicated, i want to do it whit an if statement

[reepblue]

Haven't really played with UAK in a while. Verify the mouse hit if statement is actually turning true with a breakpoint or a print out., also I don't recall being able to get the values of the Vec2 class like if it was an array. Try using this instead.

 model->SetRotation(0, mouseRot.x, mouseRot.y);

 

[Vida Marcell]

The rotation is wokring, i just cant limit it, whit the left mouse button.

[Vida Marcell]

So this is my* code, vs can compile it, but i cant interact with any of my keyboard and mouse buttons

while (true)
    {
        if (mainwindow->Closed() or mainwindow->KeyDown(UltraEngine::KEY_ESCAPE)) break;

		mousedown = false;

		if (window->MouseDown(1))
		{
			m_vCamRot.y += (window->MouseX() - (window->GetWidth() / 2)) * Time::GetSpeed() * 0.2;
			m_vCamRot.x += (window->MouseY() - (window->GetHeight() / 2)) * Time::GetSpeed() * 0.2;
			mousedown = true;
		}

		m_vCamRot.z = -3 + window->GetMousePosition().z;

		if (mousedown)
		{
			window->HideMouse();
			window->SetMousePosition(window->GetWidth() / 2, window->GetHeight() / 2);
		}
		else
		{
			window->ShowMouse();
		}

		Vec3 pos = m_pCamPivot->GetPosition();
		camera->SetPosition(pos.x, pos.y + 0.5, pos.z);
		camera->SetRotation(m_vCamRot.x, m_vCamRot.y, 0);
		camera->Move(0, 0, m_vCamRot.z);

This still uses uak and leadwerks. 

*Most of the code is from reepblue!

[Josh]

UAK does not have control over the window. Leadwerks does. So you would use the Leadwerks commands for the mouse and keyboard input.

[Vida Marcell]

Thats what i'm doing

[reepblue]

I have code somewhere that does exactly what you want it to do. I'll need to find it first.