Incari Studio
2.0
2.0
  • Incari Studio Documentation
  • Getting Started
    • Requirements
    • Installation
  • Interface
    • Logic Editor
    • Project Outliner
    • Global Preferences
    • Attribute Editor
    • Material Editor
  • Objects
    • Project Objects
      • Scene
      • Screen
    • Scene Objects
      • Camera
      • Group
      • Lights
      • List
      • Mesh
      • Sprites
        • Sprite
        • Text
  • Toolbox
    • Array
      • Array Value
      • Clear Array
      • Concat Arrays
      • Get Array Element
      • Length of Array
      • Pop Array Element
      • Push Array Element
      • Set Array Element
    • DateTime
      • Date Time Formatter
      • Now (UTC)
      • System Time
      • Timezone Value
    • Events
      • Keyboard
        • On Key Press
        • On Key Release
    • Flow Control
      • Branch
      • Is Equal
      • Is Greater Equal
      • Is Less Equal
      • Select Data
      • Sequential
      • Switch
      • Toggle
    • Math
      • Add
      • Boolean
        • AND
        • Negate
        • OR
      • Ceil
      • Clamp
      • Divide
      • Floor
      • Maximum
      • Minimum
      • Modulo
      • Multiply
      • Power
      • Range Mapper
      • Root
      • Subtract
    • Incari
      • List
        • Generate List
        • Next List Entry
        • Previous List Entry
        • Select List Entry
        • Set Active
        • Set Current Index
      • Object
        • Get Alpha
        • Set Alpha
        • Get Scale
        • Set Scale
        • Get Rotation
        • Set Rotation
        • Get Position
        • Set Position
        • Get Visibility
        • Set Visibility
        • Set Tint
        • Get Tint
        • Get Material
        • Set Material
        • Set Text
    • Utilities
      • Group
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  1. Toolbox
  2. Events

Keyboard

Keyboard Events are used to trigger different pieces of Logic for the purpose of interactivity, testing, and debugging. In the absence of real input, such as foot pedals, CAN data, and physical buttons, they are an excellent way of simulating interaction and dynamically adjusting values on the fly. During the development stage they are used extensively to provide instant feedback between the developer and Incari Player.

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