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Can't move (WASD doesnt work) #1012

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zer0grand opened this issue Dec 9, 2020 · 3 comments
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Can't move (WASD doesnt work) #1012

zer0grand opened this issue Dec 9, 2020 · 3 comments

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@zer0grand
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MCEdit Unified bug report template. For MCEdit 2.0 bugs see here : https://github.com/mcedit/mcedit2

Description of Issue: WASD, space, and shift dont do anything. Numbers like 123 work for switching the tool though.

MCEdit Version: built from current repo

Minecraft Version the world was last opened in: 1.12.2

Operating System: windows

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How to reproduce: build the current repo and run mcedit.py

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@AlbinEsko
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I have the same problem. However, it appears the keys are weirdly cross-wired instead of not functioning. Rebinding a feature to the kebind allows the use of the actual key. Note that ctrl-combinations work as normal.
The keys I've identified is:
Keybind -> Actual key
'W' -> 'numpad +'
'A' -> 'numpad 9'
'S' -> 'num lock'
'D' -> 'F11'
'I' -> 'ins'
'J' -> 'home'
'K' -> 'pg up'
'L' -> 'del'

I also don't have the option to upgrade/change the version due to another framework based on this one.

@AlbinEsko
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I have found a solution, the sourcecode framework requires pygame 1.9.4 and not the latest version.
Simply uninstall pygame then install the older version by using "pip install pygame==1.9.4"

@MadMartian
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This is the definition of Python dependency hell, is there a fork or a branch of MCEdit with a nicely prepackaged virtual environment? Everything should be containerized going forward (never thought I would ever say that), regressions like these have made that an unavoidable reality.

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