User input display

Questions & Answers
1

How I can make a screen like a text editor, but only to display what the user writes?
Like a box were the user types something

2

There is only one way that >I< (and emphasis on “I”) I know of is if / if else. I have done lots of searching on this topic, and, haven’t really found anything. I don’t mean to mislead you or anything, so, you might want to do some more searching and ask around. That, or hopefully someone else can post a better answer than this one .

function Update ( )
{
   if ( Input.GetKey ( KeyCode.C ) ){
      //Do GUI stuff
   }

   if ( Input.GetKey ( KeyCode.B ) ){
      //Do GUI stuff
   }

   if ( Input.GetKey ( KeyCode.C ) ){
      //Do GUI stuff
   }
}

Alternatively, If you want to keep Update a little cleaner, just create another function to pre-store variables, or use Start …

var KeyArray = new Array ( ) ;
function Start ( )
{
   KeyArray.Add( KeyCode.A ) ;
   KeyArray.Add( KeyCode.B ) ;
   KeyArray.Add( KeyCode.C ) ;

}

function CheckKeys ( )
{
   for ( var _keys ; _keys in KeyArray; _keys ++ )
   {
      if ( Input.GetKey ( KeyArray [ _keys ] ) )
      {
         //GUI CODE
      }

   }

   yield WaitForSeconds ( 0.1 ) ; // May cause key latency, but better performance. See if this causes an issue for you.
}

//Though I am not sure if the second method is memory efficient. You will have to test that out.

function Update ( )
{
   CheckKeys ( ) ;
}