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Apos.Input

Polling input library for MonoGame.

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Features

Manages the input states for you every frame
Mouse, Keyboard, and GamePad buttons abstractions
Tracking mode so that you don't accidentally consume the same input multiple times
Static or instanced usage

Usage samples

In your game's Initialize(), pass the game class to InputHelper.Setup():

protected override void Initialize() {
    InputHelper.Setup(this);
}

In your game's Update(GameTime gameTime), call the two functions:

protected override void Update(GameTime gametime) {
    //Call UpdateSetup at the start.
    InputHelper.UpdateSetup();

    //...

    //Call UpdateCleanup at the end.
    InputHelper.UpdateCleanup();
}

//Create a condition to jump.
//It should work on space, the first gamepad's A button, or the mouse's left button.
ICondition jump =
    new AnyCondition(
        new KeyboardCondition(Keys.Space),
        new GamePadCondition(GamePadButton.A, 0),
        new MouseCondition(MouseButton.LeftButton)
    );

//To check if the jump is triggered:
if (jump.Pressed()) {
    //Do the jump change.
}

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