Object Oriented Abilities, how?

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#22

Im starting to believe that making the inputs in the components is actually a good idea, requiring the main module on the client as a matter of it being “equipped” the components will just start listening for input, to optimise this I would use parallel lua

#23

what do you think? @SubtotalAnt8185

#24

That is a good idea, but it might be hard to code. You can look for a tool in the character and look up some info about it from storage.

#25

default module / functionality:

local PushComp = require(script.Push)
local default = {}
default.__index = default

function default.new(Power)
	local PushNew = PushComp.new(Power)
	local DefHand = {}
	DefHand.PushStartListen = PushNew["StartListen"]
	DefHand.PushFunc = PushNew["Push"]
	setmetatable(PushNew,DefHand)
	setmetatable(DefHand, default)
	return DefHand
end

function default:EnableAllListeners(Key1)
	self.PushStartListen(Key1)
end


return default

push component:

local pushcom = {}
pushcom.__index = pushcom

function pushcom.new(power)
	local self = setmetatable({}, pushcom)
	self.Power = power
	return self
end

function pushcom:Push()
	print("e")
end

local uis = game:GetService("UserInputService")
function pushcom:StartListen(Key)
	uis.InputBegan:Connect(function(input, gp)
		if gp then return end
		if (input.UserInputType or input.KeyCode) == Enum.UserInputType[Key or "MouseButton1"] then
			pushcom:Push()
		end
end)
end

return pushcom

This worked well, i guess I will stick with this and make remote events instead of just printing e

(dont mind that i didnt make an or statement for the keycode too)

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