[SOLVED] Mouse "Keybinding?"

[intermediateuser]

So I know how to set a keybinding already.  When I'm looking for the G key, for example, I'd use Keyboard.KEY_G

 

What if I'm looking for Mouse Button 3?  The game already uses it for "Pick Block" (so I know it's possible) but Pick Block is essentially useless in the Survival game type so I'd like to have my mod remap it to something more useful.

[Mew]

I have never looked into this myself.... But wouldn't it be logical (if the keybindings use Keyboard) to assume that it would be Mouse.nameOfVariable?

[intermediateuser]

I have never looked into this myself.... But wouldn't it be logical (if the keybindings use Keyboard) to assume that it would be Mouse.nameOfVariable?

 

Quite logical!  And I have looked into that.  It is not as straightforward as the keyboard stuff.  Thus I asked here.

[Mew]

I have never looked into this myself.... But wouldn't it be logical (if the keybindings use Keyboard) to assume that it would be Mouse.nameOfVariable?

 

Quite logical!  And I have looked into that.  It is not as straightforward as the keyboard stuff.  Thus I asked here.

 

Well then.. I have no idea Try looking through source code... But have fun with that.

[intermediateuser]

I have never looked into this myself.... But wouldn't it be logical (if the keybindings use Keyboard) to assume that it would be Mouse.nameOfVariable?

 

Quite logical!  And I have looked into that.  It is not as straightforward as the keyboard stuff.  Thus I asked here.

 

Well then.. I have no idea Try looking through source code... But have fun with that.

 

Haha, well, thanks.  I'll post here if I find anything.

 

In the meantime, if anyone else knows, please feel free to race me to posting the solution. 

[intermediateuser]

Got it.

 

Mouse 3 (middle click, usually) is assigned integer -98 in the keybindings.  So if you're looking for a particular "key" in your code where you would normally use Keyboard.KEY_whatever (which is actually just a fancy name for an integer assigned to that key), you'd simply type "-98" (without the quotes, of course).

 

I figured this out by having another key call this when pressed:

 

System.out.println(Minecraft.getMinecraft().gameSettings.keyBindPickBlock.keyCode);

 

You can get any of the game's keybindings that way (though I don't imagine you'd need to except if you were looking for mouse buttons).  Just be sure to delete the above line of code when you've got the information you need.

 

Huh.  Just noticing that I used a lot of parenthesis in this post (and that's probably okay).