Hello Almost Human, hello community.
First of all, thanks for the great game, which takes me back (as many others)
to the wonderful dungeon crawling and puzzle solving experiences.
Secondly I try to fire up the console in the dungeon editor:
I modified './Library/Application\ Support/Almost\ Human/Legend\ of\ Grimrock/grimrock.cfg':
set console=true and consolekey=220 for the tilde
then fire up dungeneditor, load a smal testdungen and press the play button. so far so good.
the I press <alt>-n : nothing...
tried different consolekey values ('§'-244, 'h'-104, 'l'-108) based on ascii-table, but failed also.
I think I'm missing something...
Enable Console on OS X. not achieved yet
Re: Enable Console on OS X. not achieved yet
The key values are not ascii. You could try to bind, for example, move forward to a key in the Options dialog, and look up its code in the config file and copy the value to consoleKey.
Hope this helps!
Hope this helps!
- Numberouane
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Re: Enable Console on OS X. not achieved yet
Thanx Numberouane, I had that thread already spotted 
@ Petri, good idea to get the keycodes.
After some testing I experienced following:
assigning keys to the editor are working, no matter what optional key was used:
But using those decimal values for the "consoleKey" worked only for the plain 'n'
It seems to me, that the function(?) checking for the console key
only honors the lower byte and ignores the higher byte which holds the key modifier flags.
At least for OS X.
For now I will determine a plain key which is not needed for console input
BTW: I use the latest version of LOG: 1.3.7
Edit: typo
@ Petri, good idea to get the keycodes.
After some testing I experienced following:
assigning keys to the editor are working, no matter what optional key was used:
Code: Select all
<opt>-n 16462 0x404e ~ (stop preview) ok
<shift>-n 4174 0x104e N (kill monster) ok
<ctrl>-n 8270 0x204e (heal party) ok
<cmd>-n 32846 0x804e (open door) ok
n 78 0x004e (start preview) okCode: Select all
<opt>-n 16462 fail
<shift>-n 4174 fail
<ctrl>-n 8270 fail
<cmd>-n 32846 fail
n 78 ok (even double assignment)only honors the lower byte and ignores the higher byte which holds the key modifier flags.
At least for OS X.
For now I will determine a plain key which is not needed for console input
BTW: I use the latest version of LOG: 1.3.7
Edit: typo