I Could Use A Very Simple Program, If Someone Has The Time.

[idjit626]

So I am trying to redo the controls for a old DOS game called Star Wars: Dark Forces, the ONLY way to change the controls is with a hex editor.

So I got sidestepping and most things to the buttons I want but I still can not get the fallowing things...

1: In HEX is "00" null?
2:What is HEX for "move mouse up" and "move mouse back"?
3:What is HEX for "Numpad 0"?

So anyway I looked all over the internet and can not find a chart that has %100 accurate information, and it is probably because all keyboards are different or something? So I would like a program that will tell me what I just did is in hexadecimal!

EX:If I move the mouse up, the program will output the HEX "b7" (just a example I dunno what that is) so that I can find out what all the keys HEX digits are!

If anyone knows of such program or can make me one it would be much appreciated!

 

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00 is zero or nop in asm...
I don't think you will be able to assign a mouse button or movement like this though as there are no ascii equivalents to that as there are to key presses. numpad 0 would probably be the ascii hex code for "insert" as you would probably want the keypad to work as cursors and not as numbers right? look it up in a dos ascii table...

http://www.jimprice.com/ascii-0-127.gif

http://www.neurophys.wisc.edu/comp/docs/ascii/

 

[idjit626]

00 is zero or nop in asm...
I don't think you will be able to assign a mouse button or movement like this though as there are no ascii equivalents to that as there are to key presses. numpad 0 would probably be the ascii hex code for "insert" as you would probably want the keypad to work as cursors and not as numbers right? look it up in a dos ascii table...

http://www.jimprice.com/ascii-0-127.gif

http://www.neurophys.wisc.edu/comp/docs/ascii/



OMG THANK YOU!

I had found a chart that got everything except numpad 0 to work! (I couldn't jump cus that is my jump key)

Well I tried looking for "insert" and now it works! :lol:

So you sure about the mouse thing, because some guns have a secondary fire and mouse 2 makes me walk forward!?
Mouse 1 makes the gun do primary fire tho.
10 points awarded to you Sr.

 

[nickspoon]

There are no defined ASCII equivalents to mouse button clicks. The mouse buttons are accessed either by probing the mouse device directly or using a library which does the same. If you knew how the mouse button presses were obtained, you could change their behaviour. Mouse movement, in the same way, does not have a hex value.

And 00 is NULL, yes.