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Input Manager

WARNING!: This plugin is not stable yet!!

This plugin for Unity3D is the wrapper for Unity's New Input Manager.
With this plugin, you can:

  • Handle key presses as your custom enums
  • Handle key presses in a 'frame-unlocked' manner
  • "Hold frame count" with small effect from framerate fluctuation
  • Rebinding the assigned key (i.e., key config.)
    • Output the custom bindings as serializable dictionary format
    • "Duplicate keys" detection; if rebind causes one key bound to two actions, the plugin will try to swap the binds between them instead

Installation

Prerequisits

Using New Input System is a MUST!
If your game currently use the legacy input system, installing this plugin will also pull "com.unity.inputsystem": "1.4.4" as its dependency and you will have to perform extra steps.
Also, you must acknowledge that the classes from the legacy input system (e.g., the Input class) will be unavailable. Depending on how you were handling the user input, you may need to modify a large chunk of your code.

Add the package

Write the following in your manifest.json:

{
    "dependencies": {
      "com.clpsplug.input-manager": "https://github.com/clpsplug/inputmanager.git?path=Packages/com.clpsplug.input-manager/#base"
    }
}

Disable legacy Input-related classes

com.unity.inputsystem and the legacy Input-related classes cannot coexist, and Unity will prompt you to disable it.

  1. Restart your Unity Editor as told. This is required to disable the legacy system.
  2. After that, for all the scenes where you have EventSystem, replace Standalone Input Module with the new Input System UI Input Module.
  • The Editor provides you with the easy migration button, but you will need to do it for each Standalone Input Module component you have in your project.

Run the sample

Clone the project

git clone https://github.com/clpsplug/inputmanager.git

Play the "Scenes/SampleScene.unity".

Documentation

It is under construction, but it will be available at Wiki!

License

MIT