Scaleform Studio Lua API Reference: scaleform.GamePadAnalogChangeEvent table reference
scaleform.GamePadAnalogChangeEvent table reference
scaleform.Event{ currentTarget : scaleform.Actor?, eventId : scaleform.EventTypes, phase : string, target : scaleform.Actor?, }
scaleform.EventTypes.GamePadAnalogChangeThe game pad change event, scaleform.GamePadAnalogChangeEvent.
scaleform.GamePadAnalogChangeEvent.analogControl : scaleform.AnalogControlsThe controller analog input which moved.
scaleform.AnalogControlsThe possible analog or touchpad controls which generate 2 axis input.
scaleform.GamePadAnalogChangeEvent.analogX : numberController x-position. A numeric value.
scaleform.GamePadAnalogChangeEvent.analogY : numberController y-position.
scaleform.GamePadAnalogChangeEvent.controllerIndex : integerThe controller index. A strictly integral numeric value, with no decimal component.
scaleform.ActorGeneric objects located in a scene.
scaleform.EventTypesThe list of events. A string of characters.
scaleform.GamePadAnalogChangeEventThe event parameters for GamePadAnalogChange event.
{ analogControl : scaleform.AnalogControls, analogX : number, analogY : number, controllerIndex : integer, }Indicates a table.
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