input-system

Game input handling is managed through an event-driven Action Builder and direct polling, supporting keyboard, mouse, and gamepad devices. This enables flexible input mapping for discrete actions like jumping and continuous analog stick movement with deadzones.

Switching gamepad controls between gameplay and menus is handled through phase-based input management. This system allows you to easily transition input contexts for menus, gameplay, and pausing without conflicting action mappings.

Mapping gamepad analog stick deadzones to character movement is achieved by defining continuous actions within the Action Builder. The system processes raw analog input and applies deadzone thresholds to ensure responsive and accurate character control.

Accessing raw input states for debugging character movement is supported through direct polling. This feature bypasses the event-driven action mappings to retrieve immediate device states for specific debugging or specialized use cases.

Event-driven action mapping for multiple devices is fully supported by the Action Builder. It consolidates keyboard, mouse, and gamepad inputs into unified game actions, enabling flexible configuration for complex input scenarios.