Filter cheats is now added to the main options menus that needed it.
It is not needed on the map (display 12) because KeyDown for display 46
also fires when it is open. So filterCheats was firing twice (once on
each display) in that case.
KeyDown does not fire on display 63 at all
regardless of whether PTT or VON is held down, toggled or chat open.
Keydown does fire on 55, but only after the mic icon is locked on, so it
is of limited use. MouseButtonDown does not fire on 55 or 63. So it is
useless to add to those displays. You can confirm this with:
(findDisplay 63) displayAddEventHandler ["KeyDown","systemchat
'fired';"];
Filter cheats is now only checked on display 46 when a
voice, channel, or cheat key is pressed instead of on every key press.
This still works 100% of the time for blocking cheat input. For
performance reasons it's probably not worth checking all the conditions
in filterCheats with every key press on display46 just for the VON
block. Doing so covers some edge combination bind cases better, so it
may be worth considering again if no better alternative is found. For
now this solution is good enough to cover the majority of cases without
slowing down the keyhandler during normal usage.
The VON message now
tells you exactly which channel block you triggered instead of listing
all of them.
Fixed issue mentioned in 52c9c7c with VON getting stuck on when using a
double tap keybind.
Tested:
1. Talk in side with regular/combo/mouse bind
2. Change channels
while mic is locked on with regular/combo/mouse bind
3. Change channels
with Up/Down arrows while chat is open.
4. Trying all cases in steps 1-3
with a dialog open.
It is possible to bypass the VON block with some different control
settings and combinations of the above, but for default controls and
common usage it works the majority of the time.
Not perfect, occasionally the player can double tap a button to lock VON
on - which now they cannot turn off unless they open the escape menu and
double tap to turn off.
Chat channel changes are now blocked when VON is active.
ActionKeys are now recalculated on key binding change, but it is
important to note that double tap bindings DO NOT work with the
ActionKeys command. This is why inputAction check is neccesary
Summary: Double tapping a key to lock von on (VoiceOverNet) is not
reliably blocked, nor is it blocked at all in secondary
displays/dialogs. otherwise, this works pretty well.
Moved to display 46 keydown since keydown on 63 only fires after the VON
transmission has already started (slight delay).
Added mouseButtonDown so it can not be bypassed via assigning a mouse
button.
Vanilla commit:
e9b21a7e79
@icomrade we forgot to refresh keyboard_keys after the player changes
their controls in-game. The keyhandler was still using the old
keyboard_keys array since it is only set once at login time. The new
keys they set in-game wouldn't work until they relogged.
Also makes it easier to bunny hop in quick succession. Previously double
tap triggered a bunny hop immediately followed by a regular vault.
Vanilla commit:
5833c76491
This adds keydown handler for chat, map, and diary displays.
Additionally, this can be used to handle malicious chat input without a
delay by modifying the associated compile
shift + - is used to ented arma "chests" which allow the player to issue
endMission, and limit their fps (min 5 fps limit). This unfortunately
disables the flush cheat, but attempts to filter out input and allow
flush are not reliable.
The journal is now functional. Preliminary strings are added for the
1.8.7 crafting system, but it is disabled for now.
I've messaged @marceldev89 (ziellos2k) and @AlbyBDPK on the DayZ forums
to ask permission to use fn_updateCraftUI, player_checkRecipe and
player_craftItemGUI. Are you guys okay with us including these in DayZ
Epoch 1.0.6?
Tested while autorunning:
- getting knocked out
- breaking legs
- running into water
- getting into and out of vehicles
- climbing a ladder
- dying
- antiTP enabled
- running up steep hills
- as player zombie
Everything works as expected. This does allow you to run up and down
pretty steep hills, but if you try to scale something too steep you will
break your legs as expected.
