BSD - Button Sequence Detector (Combos)

BSD - Button Sequence Detector (Combos)



Create Sequences of buttons for your action or fighting games in a very easy, flexible and efficient way. You can access sequence detection with only one line of code. It can be learned in a few minutes. It does not take away the developer's freedom and does not force him to adapt to a million rules. It does not leave the scripts of your game dependent. The proposal is to be simple to use and friendly to the programmer and game designer. It was developed based on the input requirements of the Street Fighter Series.



Features:

- Button Sequence Detector
- Infinite Sequences that are accessed by name
- Infinite sequence steps with timings and conditions
- Flexible input and sequence editor (Designer-Friendly)
- Button Events (Down, Up, Hold, Released)
- Axis Criteria (Ex: Vertical is greater than 0.2)
- Operators Between Button Steps(simultaneous or alternative buttons)
- Delay Tolerance (That allows for a margin of error, leaving the gameplay more fluid)
- Anticipation Tolerance (Allows slight changes in the order in which the buttons are pressed, guarantees more fluidity, because humans fail)
- Uses the Standard Axes of Unity (which avoids adaptations that evade the unity pattern)
- The sequence execution is accessed with a line, a single function (no complications)
- Debug the sequences being performed
- Supports automatic reversal of axis direction based on character direction
- Supports up to 12 players
- Virtual Joystick that interferes with the Standart Axes of Unity (which means your game that uses the default input will automatically be implemented for mobile)
- Designed with performance in mind
- Playmaker support
- Corgi Virtual Joystick support

WebGL Demonstration

I accept suggestions. Thank you.

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The first commenters will get this asset for free.

 

Hello. That is exactly what I have been searching for. This is amazing.

 

Dudeee this is awesome, perfect for my game!

 

Can sequences be derived from more then 1 input device?

 

??

 

there are still 5 free units left

 

This sounds really cool! Would love to try it out. Is it easy to set up with Rewired?

 

Edited my post above, auto correct had messed it up. Just to clarify, is it possible to use two seperate devices in one sequence.
Eg a combination of keyboard and joystick to create a specific sequence.

Ps thank you for the voucher will be happy to test it out and give honest feedback.

 

I was thinking the same thing about Rewired integration.

 

Nice kit.
About Rewired integration. That is a good question.

 

I did not test with the rewired but it might work because it interferes with the standard axes. I'll send the vouchers to you inbox.

 

Does purchasing the asset give me the source code? I'd be interested in seeing the scripts of this to see if i can implement it into my existing framework at all. Might help me get diagonals into that framework.

 

Hi, seems very interesting. Is there any copy left for free? I see it works with corgie engine and playmaker. Playmaker will have 1.9 version soon out of beta. Does it support also?

 

Looks very useful.

 

I purchased the asset and all the source code is given. Thank you. I've been able to start working on implementing it into my existing framework. I really enjoy this asset. It's simple to use and understand.

It would be nice to have more input add-ons supported out of the box instead of just the default Unity one. My preference is Rewired. You can talk to any of the content creators for help on that matter as they have helped me out in the past.

For the sake of my purposes, I was able to get it set up in the way my system is creating player characters (instantiation). So I had to make some modifications to your add-on so that it could handle instantiation instead of being static.

I also wanted to let you know that I get a huge performance hit when expanding any of the "sequences" including the config window. When minimized it has no hitch.

Feel free to reach out to me if you'd be interested in seeing my modifications to fit with my existing framework, primarily changing it from being static to non-static.

 

Bamncan, How cool, I'm glad you're being helpful. I made it static so that it was ridiculously simple to use. I have not had problems with instance because once you specify the player's number there is no interference. It can control 12 characters simultaneously, each with its dedicated inputs.

 

Hey how can i get this? this loos amazing

 

It's on the asset store here: https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/templates/systems/bsd-button-sequence-detector-combos-111095

 

Awesome! I'm getting it now.
Want to see if it works with a control rebinder like InControl.

 

Hi @bamncan,

Will this work if I'm not using default unity input system?

Right know I'm using Ultimate Joystick and Ultimate Button (https://assetstore.unity.com/publishers/10612), but in the future maybe I will be using control freak or rewired or some other thing.

The only change is the way I'm getting the value of my joystick or a button being pushed. I guess it should work, if not with custom functions just changing the BSD scripts should do the trick, but just to confirm before buying it.

Thanks!

 

hi @bamncan
Have you integration rewired with it ?
Is it easily doable ?

 

automatic reversal for axis not working for me

 

Has anyone attempted to integrate the new Unity Input System? I'd really like to have runtime key remapping

 

I need to do a Teleport move like Scorpion from Mortal Kombat. So I need to do a timed sequence of three inputs:
down - back - hp. Can someone please write that and send me the script thanks.

 

How can i get this?

 

Try this it works for me.

Code (CSharp):

1. using System.Collections;
2. using System.Collections.Generic;
3. using UnityEngine;
4.  
5. public class KeyCombo : MonoBehaviour
6. {
7.     // Specify the keycodes in the inspector
8.     public KeyCode[] KeyCodeSeries = new KeyCode[] { KeyCode.S, KeyCode.S, KeyCode.P };
9.  
10.     // Use this if you want the user to press the series of keys in a given times interval
11.     public float DelayBeforeReset = 86400; // = One day
12.  
13.     // Specify in the inspector the function you want to call
14.     // after the series have been completed
15.     public UnityEngine.Events.UnityEvent OnSeriesComplete;
16.  
17.     // Specify in the inspector the function you want to call
18.     // after the series have been failed because a wrong key has been pressed
19.     public UnityEngine.Events.UnityEvent OnSeriesFailed;
20.  
21.     // Specify in the inspector the function you want to call
22.     // after the series have been failed because the user did not pressed the key before the end of the delay
23.     public UnityEngine.Events.UnityEvent OnTimeRunnedOut;
24.  
25.     // The index in the array of the next key to press in order to continue the series
26.     private int keyCodeIndex;
27.  
28.     // The time (in seconds) the last correct key has been pressed
29.     private float lastKeyPressTime;
30.  
31.     private void Update()
32.     {
33.         // Make sure some keys have been specified in the inspector
34.         if (KeyCodeSeries.Length == 0)
35.             return;
36.  
37.         // Check if the user pressed the key before the end of the timer
38.         if (Time.time - lastKeyPressTime > DelayBeforeReset)
39.         {
40.             keyCodeIndex = 0;
41.             if (OnTimeRunnedOut != null)
42.                 OnTimeRunnedOut.Invoke();
43.         }
44.  
45.         // Correct key pressed!
46.         if (Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCodeSeries[keyCodeIndex]))
47.         {
48.             lastKeyPressTime = Time.time;
49.             keyCodeIndex++;
50.  
51.             // Series completed!
52.             if (keyCodeIndex >= KeyCodeSeries.Length)
53.             {
54.                 if (OnSeriesComplete != null)
55.                     OnSeriesComplete.Invoke();
56.  
57.                 // Reset index to allow to start again
58.                 keyCodeIndex = 0;
59.             }
60.         }
61.         // Wrong key pressed!
62.         else if (Input.anyKeyDown)
63.         {
64.             keyCodeIndex = 0;
65.             if (OnSeriesFailed != null)
66.                 OnSeriesFailed.Invoke();
67.         }
68.     }
69. }
70.  

 

@LLTools_ Deprecated asset, can't buy it anymore. Why?