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Minor Changes

• 1daae22: The ControlFreak repository is now a monorepo, giving us some much-needed breathing room for a small demo app and the usual goodness of preconstruct dev. :D

• c8df83d: Breaking Change: Controllers now provide addDevice and removeDevice functions, and devices need to be explicitly instantiated and added to controllers:

  export const controller = new Controller()
  
  const keyboard = new KeyboardDevice()
  const gamepad = new GamepadDevice()
  
  controller.addDevice(keyboard)
  controller.addDevice(gamepad)

• 1c1d119: The Keyboard device's isPressed function now optionally accepts an array of keys to check. This allows step implementations for keyboard controls to support more than a single key per axis/input. For example:

  controller
    .addControl("move", VectorControl)
    .addStep(
      keyboard.compositeVector(
        ["KeyW", "ArrowUp"],
        ["KeyS", "ArrowDown"],
        ["KeyA", "ArrowLeft"],
        ["KeyD", "ArrowRight"]
      )
    )
  
  controller
    .addControl("fire", BooleanControl)
    .addStep(keyboard.whenKeyPressed(["Space", "Enter"]))

• 7b5e0ca: Breaking Change: all keyboard input now uses key codes, not key names. Please refer to this list of supported values.

• d2cfa41: Finally, we have changesets and a changelog!

• c8df83d: Breaking Change: All of the device-specific steps have been moved into instance methods on devices themselves, and a processors object has been introduced to group processor-style steps:

  const keyboard = new KeyboardDevice()
  const gamepad = new GamepadDevice()
  
  controller.addDevice(keyboard)
  controller.addDevice(gamepad)
  
  controller
    .addControl("move", VectorControl)
    .addStep(keyboard.compositeVector("KeyW", "KeyS", "KeyA", "KeyD"))
    .addStep(gamepad.axisVector(0, 1))
    .addStep(processors.clampVector(1))

• c8df83d: This library now uses @hmans/signal for signals instead of its own implementation.

Patch Changes

• 0d81906: The Vector type has been changed to an IVector2 interface, and some basic vector math functions have been implemented within this package. They are designed to be compatible with instances of the Vector2 class exported by Three.js (ie. x and y properties, and mutating values to not create new objects.)

• c8df83d: Controllers now provide an onDeviceChange signal that emits whenever the currently active device changes. This can be used to, for example, display input method-specific UI.

  controller.onDeviceChange.add((d) => console.log("new device:", d))

• e15ed5d: New processor: deadzone. Applies a deadzone to a VectorControl.

  controller
    .addControl("move", VectorControl)
    .addStep(gamepad.axisVector(0, 1))
    .addStep(processors.clampVector(1))
    .addStep(processors.deadzone(0.15))