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It looks like the number pad is being treated as both arrow keys and numbers when using input on macOS. Taking the code from https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/input.html#text-input and adding a start statement allowed me to duplicate the issue:
definepov=Character("[povname]")
python:
povname=renpy.input("What is your name?", length=32)
povname=povname.strip()
ifnotpovname:
povname="Pat Smith"pov"My name is [povname]!"
When you press the 4 key, you enter a 4 and then your cursor moves one to the left. Pressing a 6 will enter a 6 then move your cursor one to the right. Probably some how tied into the fact that Mac keyboards don't use numlock (expected behavior would to ignore the arrow inputs).
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It looks like the number pad is being treated as both arrow keys and numbers when using
input
on macOS. Taking the code from https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/input.html#text-input and adding a start statement allowed me to duplicate the issue:When you press the 4 key, you enter a 4 and then your cursor moves one to the left. Pressing a 6 will enter a 6 then move your cursor one to the right. Probably some how tied into the fact that Mac keyboards don't use numlock (expected behavior would to ignore the arrow inputs).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: