What's new in Key Scripter 1.6
Apr 8, 2011
- Added an example set of working scripts for several games.
- Updated the manual to include description of all supported features.
New in Key Scripter 1.5 (Apr 24, 2010)
- Fixed mouse button release events reported as press events (Windows version).
- Fixed events written to standard output not being flushed after each event (Linux version).
- Minor cleanup due to compiler warnings.
New in Key Scripter 1.4 (Mar 8, 2010)
- Single letter q works as 'quit' when reading commands from the standard input.
- Corrected key codes of the two Windows keys in the win32 source.
- Added an enable/disable key to the example configuration and fixed the 'reset scripts' script.
- Promoted to stable.
New in Key Scripter 1.3 Beta (Mar 8, 2010)
- Implemented flags (boolean variables) and an if/else command.
- Added new commands for disabling and enabling event generation and a quit command.
- The configuration can now also be specified directly on the command line.
- The debug command now supports normal text.
- Made semicolons in the configuration optional.
- Several bug fixes.
New in Key Scripter 1.2 Beta (Mar 8, 2010)
- Added support for reading multiple input devices in parallel.
- Enabled specifying multiple configuration files.
- Included files are now relative to the parent configuration file, unless full path is specified.
- Some minor enhancements to the example script.
New in Key Scripter 1.1 Beta (Mar 8, 2010)
- Added support for mouse button and mouse wheel events.
- Implemented 'include "file"' command for linking multiple configuration files.
- Wildcard notation for bind commands is now also supported within actions.
- The '-i=' command-line parameter now also allows just the number of the event file, such as '-i=2'.
- Fixed incorrect key codes for extended keys.
- Improved the example script.
New in Key Scripter 1.0 Beta (Mar 8, 2010)
- Key Scripter can now also be used on Windows. A compiled win32 binary is added to the download packages.
- The source code can now be compiled on Windows as well as on Linux. A Windows build script is provided with the source files. To compile Key Scripter on Windows, the latest release of MinGW is required
- Bind commands specified outside of an action support the wildcard notation: bind p* and bind r*.
- Improved debug messages. Debug messages are now printed to the standard error output.
- Replaced jump-crouch-prone-script.txt with universal-fps-script.txt.
- Fixed memory allocation bugs.