var bigString: Array = ["InputEventKey: keycode=87 (W), mods=none, physical=true, pressed=false, echo=false", "InputEventKey: keycode=4194320 (Up), mods=none, physical=true, pressed=false, echo=false"]
for input in bigString:
var inputString = input.replace('InputEventKey: ', '')
var inputRawArray = inputString.split(",")
var inputArray = []
for inputItem in inputRawArray:
if inputItem.begins_with("keycode"):
# We finally filtered out everything but the actual keycode
var keycode = inputItem.replace('keycode=', '')
# Create InputEventKey, set the keycode, add it to InputMap
var keyEvent = InputEventKey.new()
keyEvent.keycode = int(keycode)
# InputMap.add_action("up") <- Only if it does not yet exist
InputMap.action_add_event("up",keyEvent)
This is untested and super messy hacky pseudocode.
If this works then maybe it’s also relevant for the author of Save in to input map through keycode? - #2 by militaryg @militaryg
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