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BUMP's goal is to greatly simplify keymapping, both for end-users and developers, if you want to see how, check out the example.

BUMP: BUMPtest (example): Be sure to check out the keymap in BUMPtest.
If you think you understand, make the X axis of the mouse update the value x as well. (HINT: like the joystick) WAIT WHAT?! It works?!

KNOWN BUGS:

• Inconsistencies in handling of axes
• Mouse movements are not scaled 0-1

Comments are planned, not yet added.
New releases on request (or when I get inspiration).

Have fun coding (and playing, of course)!

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So what is BUMPTEST supposed to do? It freezes when I press enter I think and goes to lua_debug... Might have to do with the audio trouble I have had of late since starting using pulseaudio though.

wut?

qubodup wrote:So what is BUMPTEST supposed to do? It freezes when I press enter I think and goes to lua_debug... Might have to do with the audio trouble I have had of late since starting using pulseaudio though.

It doesn't freeze when you press enter (or at least, it shouldn't), and it should go to debug when you press d, however if your keycodes are messed up (possible, of course) enter "cont" in the lua_debug console. To see what it's supposed to do (not much, I'm afraid) check the keymap. X is controlled by joystick and mouse.

EDIT: @Flesh Gregor: what do you want to know?

sorry, my post was directed at qubodup, I didn't get what was funny, it all seemed fairly straightforward.