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I like the concept, many crates that are handling cameras, are using inputs that I cannot disable and whatnot, forcing me to copy-paste the code.
I would love if there were some way for these crate to specify what kind of controlling inputs and events they require other than implementing the key.justpressed() way that is currently the norm.
For this we need some kind of crate that links event, to a keybind, and that can also be changed during runtime.
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I learned recently about a similar kind of use case for this crate, called kurinji (https://crates.io/crates/kurinji) and I wonder if, although it's more deprecated because of the older Bevy version, maybe their approach is better.
I like the concept, many crates that are handling cameras, are using inputs that I cannot disable and whatnot, forcing me to copy-paste the code.
I would love if there were some way for these crate to specify what kind of controlling inputs and events they require other than implementing the key.justpressed() way that is currently the norm.
For this we need some kind of crate that links event, to a keybind, and that can also be changed during runtime.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: