Input

Returns true if passed in gamepad is connected

Returns gamepad dpad value

Returns true if gamepad button is down

Returns gamepad stick value

Returns how many control sticks the passed in gamepad has

Pulse a gamepad's vibration hardware using the dual-rumble effect if it exists Strong magnitude is usually the left side motor, weak magnitude is usually the right side motor

Stop vibration on a gamepad

Returns true if gamepad button was pressed

Returns true if gamepad button was released

Clears all input

Clear a key's state, so it stops reading as down, pressed or released this frame; a key still held is not pressed again until it is let go

Returns input vector from arrow keys or WASD if enabled

Returns true if device key is down

Returns true if device key was pressed this frame

Returns true if device key was released this frame

Returns true if mouse button is down

Returns true if mouse button was pressed

Returns true if mouse button was released

Request to unlock the pointer

Check if pointer is locked (true if locked)

Request to lock the pointer, for a mouse; a device with only touch refuses it

Set the screen-pixel mouse movement per frame that counts as using the mouse

Prevents input continuing to the default browser handling This is useful to disable for html menus so the browser can handle input normally, the right click menu included; over an html text field that menu always shows

• While on, the mouse's back and forward buttons don't leave the page, a game can read them as mouse 3 and 4

Is a gamepad the most recently used input device?

Is the keyboard the most recently used input device?

Is the mouse the most recently used input device?

Pulse the vibration hardware if it exists

Cancel any ongoing vibration

Primary gamepad index, automatically set to first gamepad with input

Screen-pixel mouse movement per frame that counts as "using the mouse" (so sub-pixel hand jitter doesn't steal focus from the keyboard/gamepad).

Prevents input continuing to the default browser handling (true by default)

True if a gamepad is the most recently used input device. Equivalent to usingGamepadInput(); derived from lastInputDevice each frame.

The most recently used input device: 'mouse' | 'keyboard' | 'gamepad'. Sticky: it holds its value while every device is idle, so a mouse-follow control (e.g. paddle = mousePos) won't snap back the instant the stick/keys are released. With several devices in play at once (e.g. keyboard to move + mouse to aim) it tracks whichever was touched last each frame, so it may alternate — that's intended; use it to pick which control drives a shared action. Updated every frame by inputUpdate().

Mouse movement delta in world space

Mouse movement delta in screen space

True if mouse was inside the document window, set to false when mouse leaves

Mouse pos in world space

Mouse pos in screen space

Mouse wheel delta this frame

Touch pinch delta this frame, in the mouse wheel's units: two fingers moving apart are negative, as the wheel turned up is, and moving together positive, 1 for every 50 pixels; added to mouseWheel while touchPinchWheel is on, so a game that zooms with the wheel zooms with a pinch

True if a touch device has been detected