Topic: Hot keys for cps games

[lxd_bruce]

suppose
A represents "Weak Punch"
B represents "Medium Punch"
C represents "Strong Punch"
D represents "Weak Kick"
E represents "Medium Kick"
F represents "Strong Kick"


I wanna add Hot keys such as A+D, B+E, C+F, How to make it?

[lxd_bruce]

I've solved this problem myself.

burner\gami.cpp

find

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if (nFireButtons == 4 && (BurnDrvGetHardwareCode() & HARDWARE_PUBLIC_MASK) == HARDWARE_SNK_NEOGEO)
add following code before

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if (nFireButtons > 5) {

// Create A1+B1 macro
pgi->nInput = GIT_MACRO_AUTO;
pgi->nType = BIT_DIGITAL;
pgi->Macro.nMode = 0;

sprintf(pgi->Macro.szName, "P%i A1+B1", nPlayer + 1);
                        BurnDrvGetInputInfo(&bii, nPunchInputs[nPlayer][0]);
                        pgi->Macro.pVal[0] = bii.pVal;
                        pgi->Macro.nVal[0] = 1;
                        BurnDrvGetInputInfo(&bii, nKickInputs[nPlayer][0]);
                        pgi->Macro.pVal[1] = bii.pVal;
                        pgi->Macro.nVal[1] = 1;

nMacroCount++;
pgi++;

// Create A2+B2 macro

pgi->nInput = GIT_MACRO_AUTO;
pgi->nType = BIT_DIGITAL;
pgi->Macro.nMode = 0;

sprintf(pgi->Macro.szName, "P%i A2+B2", nPlayer + 1);
                        BurnDrvGetInputInfo(&bii, nPunchInputs[nPlayer][1]);
                        pgi->Macro.pVal[0] = bii.pVal;
                        pgi->Macro.nVal[0] = 1;
                        BurnDrvGetInputInfo(&bii, nKickInputs[nPlayer][1]);
                        pgi->Macro.pVal[1] = bii.pVal;
                        pgi->Macro.nVal[1] = 1;

nMacroCount++;
pgi++;



// Create A3+B3 macro

pgi->nInput = GIT_MACRO_AUTO;
pgi->nType = BIT_DIGITAL;
pgi->Macro.nMode = 0;

sprintf(pgi->Macro.szName, "P%i A3+B3", nPlayer + 1);
                        BurnDrvGetInputInfo(&bii, nPunchInputs[nPlayer][2]);
                        pgi->Macro.pVal[0] = bii.pVal;
                        pgi->Macro.nVal[0] = 1;
                        BurnDrvGetInputInfo(&bii, nKickInputs[nPlayer][2]);
                        pgi->Macro.pVal[1] = bii.pVal;
                        pgi->Macro.nVal[1] = 1;

nMacroCount++;
pgi++;
}

Although maybe a lot of people know this, I still wanna make it clear for beginners like me.