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DaSpudLord

Meep5010 wrote:
Sheep_maker wrote:
How would one press the “g” key?
I have no idea what you are talking about

On a computer keyboard, you have a bunch of labeled keys. One of them is labeled with a “G.” He's asking how you would press it on an X-Box.

Last edited by DaSpudLord (June 14, 2016 02:13:49)

Meep5010

DaSpudLord wrote:
Meep5010 wrote:
Sheep_maker wrote:
How would one press the “g” key?
I have no idea what you are talking about
On a computer keyboard, you have a bunch of labeled keys. One of them is labeled with a “G.” He's asking how you would press it on an X-Box.

there is an on screen keyboard that shows up whenever you do something that needs a text input EG: placing a sign in minecraft

Meep5010

Ninkancho wrote:
Then the ST could just add XBOX controller support, since I believe you can already wire one into a USB port.

how many times do I have to say, it's not the controller, its the CONSOLE!

Meep5010

Meep5010 wrote:
Ninkancho wrote:
Then the ST could just add XBOX controller support, since I believe you can already wire one into a USB port.
how many times do I have to say, it's not the controller, its the CONSOLE!

sorry, I am getting really frustrated by how many people think the controller is the point

DaSpudLord

Meep5010 wrote:
DaSpudLord wrote:
Meep5010 wrote:
Sheep_maker wrote:
How would one press the “g” key?
I have no idea what you are talking about
On a computer keyboard, you have a bunch of labeled keys. One of them is labeled with a “G.” He's asking how you would press it on an X-Box.
there is an on screen keyboard that shows up whenever you do something that needs a text input EG: placing a sign in minecraft

What if the user isn't typing, but needs to do something else? What if the G key is being used as a control in a video game?

Meep5010

DaSpudLord wrote:
Meep5010 wrote:
DaSpudLord wrote:
Meep5010 wrote:
Sheep_maker wrote:
How would one press the “g” key?
I have no idea what you are talking about
On a computer keyboard, you have a bunch of labeled keys. One of them is labeled with a “G.” He's asking how you would press it on an X-Box.
there is an on screen keyboard that shows up whenever you do something that needs a text input EG: placing a sign in minecraft
What if the user isn't typing, but needs to do something else? What if the G key is being used as a control in a video game?

that would not be used, instead there are A B Y X the bumpers the triggers, the sticks, and the D-pad, they would definitely be enough buttons to make any game

DaSpudLord

Meep5010 wrote:
DaSpudLord wrote:
Meep5010 wrote:
DaSpudLord wrote:
Meep5010 wrote:
Sheep_maker wrote:
How would one press the “g” key?
I have no idea what you are talking about
On a computer keyboard, you have a bunch of labeled keys. One of them is labeled with a “G.” He's asking how you would press it on an X-Box.
there is an on screen keyboard that shows up whenever you do something that needs a text input EG: placing a sign in minecraft
What if the user isn't typing, but needs to do something else? What if the G key is being used as a control in a video game?
that would not be used, instead there are A B Y X the bumpers the triggers, the sticks, and the D-pad, they would definitely be enough buttons to make any game

But what if someone didn't care to use those? I don't have an x-box, so I likely wouldn't use those blocks. I would just focus on computer support. Then everyone using an x-box wouldn't be able to play my games.

Last edited by DaSpudLord (June 14, 2016 21:55:29)

Sheep_maker

Meep5010 wrote:
DaSpudLord wrote:
Meep5010 wrote:
DaSpudLord wrote:
Meep5010 wrote:
Sheep_maker wrote:
How would one press the “g” key?
I have no idea what you are talking about
On a computer keyboard, you have a bunch of labeled keys. One of them is labeled with a “G.” He's asking how you would press it on an X-Box.
there is an on screen keyboard that shows up whenever you do something that needs a text input EG: placing a sign in minecraft
What if the user isn't typing, but needs to do something else? What if the G key is being used as a control in a video game?
that would not be used, instead there are A B Y X the bumpers the triggers, the sticks, and the D-pad, they would definitely be enough buttons to make any game

The controls would have to be universally mapped to the keys, however. One project might use WASD but others might use arrow keys and some use both (for those who prefer one over the other) so what would happen? Not to mention there's the mouse and sometimes the number keys to change weapons/slots in the inventory.

Meep5010

Sheep_maker wrote:
Meep5010 wrote:
DaSpudLord wrote:
Meep5010 wrote:
DaSpudLord wrote:
Meep5010 wrote:
Sheep_maker wrote:
How would one press the “g” key?
I have no idea what you are talking about
On a computer keyboard, you have a bunch of labeled keys. One of them is labeled with a “G.” He's asking how you would press it on an X-Box.
there is an on screen keyboard that shows up whenever you do something that needs a text input EG: placing a sign in minecraft
What if the user isn't typing, but needs to do something else? What if the G key is being used as a control in a video game?
that would not be used, instead there are A B Y X the bumpers the triggers, the sticks, and the D-pad, they would definitely be enough buttons to make any game
The controls would have to be universally mapped to the keys, however. One project might use WASD but others might use arrow keys and some use both (for those who prefer one over the other) so what would happen? Not to mention there's the mouse and sometimes the number keys to change weapons/slots in the inventory.

I don't think you understand, PC projects would not be accessible on console and vice-versa

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