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== Using Registered Mappings ==

== Using Registered Mappings ==

There are two contexts in which a key mapping can be used normally: in or not in a screen. As such, there are two ways to handle these mappings. When not in a screen, <code>ClientTickEvent</code> should be used to determine whether the key is down using <code>KeyMapping#isDown</code>. If within a screen, the following logic can be applied using <code>KeyMapping#isActiveAndMatches</code> within <code>GuiEventListener#keyPressed</code> and <code>GuiEventListener#mouseClicked</code> for mouse input. Note that the necessary <code>InputConstants$Key</code> can be constructed using <code>InputConstants::getKey</code> or <code>InputConstants$Type::getOrCreate</code> respectively.

There are two contexts in which a key mapping can be used normally: in or not in a screen. As such, there are two ways to handle these mappings. When not in a screen, <code>ClientTickEvent</code> should be used to determine whether the key is down using <code>KeyMapping#isDown</code>. If within a screen, the following logic can be applied using <code>IForgeKeyMapping#isActiveAndMatches</code> within <code>GuiEventListener#keyPressed</code> and <code>GuiEventListener#mouseClicked</code> for mouse input. Note that the necessary <code>InputConstants$Key</code> can be constructed using <code>InputConstants::getKey</code> or <code>InputConstants$Type::getOrCreate</code> respectively.