On Control released

Either I don't quite get it or it'd make a lot of sense to add this condition to Construct. There is a 'on control pressed' condition, but no 'on control released condition. Curiously, there's both a 'on key pressed' and a 'on key released' condition.

For example, I'm currently working on a charge beam thingy, so if you hold the button you add a value to a pv, if you release the button the player fires and the clamped value sets itself back to 0.

So, what would be the quickest way to set this up without having a 'on control released' condition?

ControlState is either on or off, 1 or 0

+ System: MouseKeyboard.ControlState("Move Left", 1) Equal to 0

->do stuff

I'm not sure that that helps - I want to define an action in the exact moment when I release a button.

I'm not sure that that helps - I want to define an action in the exact moment when I release a button.

That shouldn't be hard to implement. You just save the current state you're interested in. I haven't worked with control state, but I don't see, why it shouldn't work:

Start of layout

->SomeVar = "Released"

System: MouseKeyboard.ControlState("Move Left", 1) Equal to 1

SomeVar Equal to "Released"

->SomeVar = "Pressed"

System: MouseKeyboard.ControlState("Move Left", 1) Equal to 0

SomeVar Equal to "Pressed"

->SomeVar = "Released"

->do stuff

(Maybe 'trigger once' will do as well instead)

In your case it's really easy to do.

+charge is greater then 0

+NOT! key is down

-> blast everyone

-> set charge to 0

It would be better if this was in the same place as "On Control Pressed" rather than having some funky workaround that I'm not sure how to use anyway.

+1 to the request. The buffer for my fighting game needs this particular feature.