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  • How would I add a cheat code to a title screen

Raptorkillz Yes but they need to be mapped to some physical input events in order to work. Can you show a screenshot of your input map tab in the projects settings?

      Raptorkillz As I said the built in actions may be "overriding" your defined actions if both are mapped to same input events. What gets printed as "current sequence" when you press left/righ/up/down actions?

      You can try with this input function instead. It prioritizes last added actions:

      func _input(e):
	var actions = InputMap.get_actions().filter(func(aa): return e.is_action_pressed(aa))
	if actions:
		var a = actions[-1]
		s += a if not s else " " + a
		print("current sequence: ", s)
		for k in cheats.keys(): if s.contains(k): cheat_code_entered.emit(cheats[k]); s = ""

          Raptorkillz Umm, the last code snippet I posted was just the _input() function, not the whole script. It's meant to replace the previous _input() function. The rest of the stuff still needs to be there. I thought that was self evident. If not, you should really attempt a much simpler project.

              xyz Nope the code you gave me is still not working with the cheat

              • xyz replied to this.

                  Raptorkillz You need to stop saying "not working" because that's just useless information. Do your best to diagnose in what way it's not working, what is happening vs what you expect to happen and report that. Be verbose and precise. Otherwise, you're wasting everyone's time, including yours. No one will be able to help you if you don't provide as much information as possible. We're not looking at your screen and cannot read your mind.

                      Raptorkillz Monitor the value of 's' (either via printing, breakpoints, or a label) as you input actions, and report back what you get there.

                          Raptorkillz How so it works now but it didn't work half an hour ago?