public static void StartLoading(LocalizationManager __instance)
{
// Nab the localization dictionary that's used for keybind localization
Dictionary <string, string> m_generalLocalization = (Dictionary <string, string>)__instance.GetType().GetField("m_generalLocalization", BindingFlags.NonPublic | BindingFlags.Instance).GetValue(__instance);
// Go through the added actions and use the user-created action descriptions to name them
foreach (int myActionId in CustomKeybindings.myCustomActionIds.Keys)
{
InputAction myAction = ReInput.mapping.GetAction(myActionId);
CustomKeybindings.InputActionDescription myActionDescription = CustomKeybindings.myCustomActionIds[myActionId];
// The first string is the technical name of the action, while the second string is what you want to display in the bindings menu
m_generalLocalization.Add("InputAction_" + myAction.name, myActionDescription.name);
}
}
public static bool InitSections(ControllerMap _controllerMap)
{
// Loop through our custom actions we added via Rewired
foreach (int myActionId in CustomKeybindings.myCustomActionIds.Keys)
{
// The info that the user specified for this action
CustomKeybindings.InputActionDescription myActionDescription = CustomKeybindings.myCustomActionIds[myActionId];
// There are separate keybinding maps for keyboard, mouse, & controllers
// We only add our action-to-element mappings to the keybind maps that make sense
// For example, if you are adding a key that doesn't make sense to have on a controller,
// then skip when _controllerMap is JoystickMap
//
// (Optional)
// You can check if this method is being called for the Keyboard/Mouse bindings panel or
// the Controller bindings panel, but I prefer to check the class of the _controllerMap
// if (self.ControllerType == ControlMappingPanel.ControlType.Keyboard) {
//
// If the controller map's control type does not match our action
if (!(myActionDescription.controlType == CustomKeybindings.ControlType.Keyboard && (_controllerMap is KeyboardMap || _controllerMap is MouseMap) ||
myActionDescription.controlType == CustomKeybindings.ControlType.Gamepad && (_controllerMap is JoystickMap) ||
myActionDescription.controlType == CustomKeybindings.ControlType.Both))
{
// Then skip to next action
continue;
}
// If the categoryId of this controller map does not match our action's
if (_controllerMap.categoryId != myActionDescription.sectionId)
{
// Skip to next action
continue;
}
// If we pass the tests, create & add the action-to-element map for this particular action
_controllerMap.CreateElementMap(myActionId, Pole.Positive, KeyCode.None, ModifierKeyFlags.None);
// Continue the loop...
}
// We're done here. Call original implementation
return(true);
}
