ProdigyMathGameHacking
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Prodigy-Hacking
[HR] Enable WASD movement
Enable WASD movement
Requested by afkvido
Describe your hack:
A toggle that would let the character move with WASD
(Optional) Additional information
Idea:
- variable
X= [Get player location X] - variable
Y= [Get player location Y] . - When W key pressed: [Set player location to x:(
X) y:(Y+ 4)
Have you made sure this hack isn't available yet?* (Yes/No)
The hack is not available in Will's Cheat Menu.
window.onkeydown = function() {
var keyCode = event.keyCode;
if (keyCode == 87) {
// change y by 4
}
if (keyCode == 65) {
// change x by -4
}
if (keyCode == 83) {
// change y by -4
}
if (keyCode == 68) {
// change x by 4
}
}
Í've wanted to be able to do this for a while.
looks quite nice! we just need to implement this into WCM!
I´ll implement this later if I can figure out how to move programatically.
I believe in order for us to do this we have to do some physics calculations to determine the move location based on the players speed. In addition, it would be nice to have this automatically enabled.
This is actually a wonderful idea. Moving with a mouse is so janky.
After playing minecraft and other competitive wasd games for like a year and returning to prodigy, it's quite impossible to move..
I believe in order for us to do this we have to do some physics calculations to determine the move location based on the players speed. In addition, it would be nice to have this automatically enabled.
+upvote
Wait wait... VIM CONTROLS! hjkl to move! It's way better than WASD for 2d movement!
Wait wait... VIM CONTROLS! hjkl to move! It's way better than WASD for 2d movement!
no
I believe in order for us to do this we have to do some physics calculations to determine the move location based on the players speed. In addition, it would be nice to have this automatically enabled.
no this might be unnecessary. Just make it click to the side of the player, if possible.
Wait wait... VIM CONTROLS! hjkl to move! It's way better than WASD for 2d movement!
no
hmph! mouse navigator! why use WASD when you can keep your hand firmly on the home row with vim navigation?
Wait wait... VIM CONTROLS! hjkl to move! It's way better than WASD for 2d movement!
no
hmph! mouse navigator! why use WASD when you can keep your hand firmly on the home row with vim navigation?
no! even better! what if we made a hack that lets you walk by clicking where you want to walk to?
I don't see why it can't co-exist with the vim controls :^)
your sarcasm does little to disprove my point!
I don't see why it can't co-exist with the vim controls :^)
your sarcasm does little to disprove my point!
WASD is better
I don't see why it can't co-exist with the vim controls :^) your sarcasm does little to disprove my point!
WASD is better
How so? Your hand is off the home row. hjkl makes sense for any vim user.
vim is for people who want a frictionless workflow!
vim is for programmers who live in their moms basement with a 2003 core i5 windows machine with a dark cloak on and no lights on.
sounds like someone had trouble learning the shortcuts.
Your location is a lie because there is no way you have a Great Neck looking down at your book of vim shortcuts every 2 seconds. You probably write code with spaces too.
32n, nobody uses Vim because i only learned about it today
Any decently experienced programmer knows what vim is.
sounds like someone had trouble learning the shortcuts.
Your location is a lie because there is no way you have a Great Neck looking down at your book of vim shortcuts every 2 seconds. You probably write code with spaces too.
sounds like someone had trouble learning the shortcuts. 😬
sounds like someone had trouble learning the shortcuts.
Your location is a lie because there is no way you have a Great Neck looking down at your book of vim shortcuts every 2 seconds. You probably write code with spaces too.
sounds like someone had trouble learning the shortcuts. 😬
you already used that joke you bozo
here's a really lazy implementation that kinda works but not great
document.addEventListener("keydown", function (event) {
switch (event.key) {
case "w":
_.player._playerContainer.y = _.player._playerContainer.y - 1;
break;
case "s":
_.player._playerContainer.y = _.player._playerContainer.y + 1;
break;
case "a":
_.player._playerContainer.x = _.player._playerContainer.x - 1;
break;
case "d":
_.player._playerContainer.x = _.player._playerContainer.x + 1;
break;
}
});
