basic platform object question!

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  • hello, I use the free version of mmf2.5 even if I have mmf 2.5 developerversion, to introduce some students to a programming club in my college. I have 10 official mmf2.0 licenses, but I want to use the free version because students can develop at home. I use the platform engine provided by mmf, but I would like to have some precision. when I press the jump button my character jumps and that suits me but the jump is managed transparently, I can only modify the force or the gravity. Is it possible to trigger a jump during an event, for example if my character steps on a mine it triggers a jump as if I press the jump button. basically I would like to simulate pressing the jump button via programming. (I do not want to develop another platform engine that is probably more suitable but also much too complex for my students)

    thank you for your time

    and also could you tell me where I can find the list of mmf keyboard shortcuts especially for the sprite editor

    cordialy rurk

  • ii try with control x but i can't simulate ctrl or shift because there is no ascii code for theses keys

    The key codes aren't ASCII, they're VK codes, which include shifts.

    Most places online will list them as hexadecimal numbers, but you can convert with Val(), e.g. Val("0xAB")

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