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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions arcade/experimental/input_manager_example.py
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Example for handling input using the Arcade InputManager

If Python and Arcade are installed, this example can be run from the command line with:
python -m arcade.examples.input_manager
python -m arcade.experimental.input_manager_example
"""

import random
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from pyglet.input import Controller

import arcade
from arcade.input import ActionState, ControllerAxes, ControllerButtons, InputManager, Keys
from arcade.input import ActionState, ControllerSticks, ControllerButtons, InputManager, Keys

WINDOW_WIDTH = 1280
WINDOW_HEIGHT = 720
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self.INPUT_TEMPLATE.new_axis("Move")
self.INPUT_TEMPLATE.add_axis_input("Move", Keys.A, -1.0)
self.INPUT_TEMPLATE.add_axis_input("Move", Keys.D, 1.0)
self.INPUT_TEMPLATE.add_axis_input("Move", ControllerAxes.LEFT_STICK_X)
self.INPUT_TEMPLATE.add_axis_input("Move", ControllerSticks.LEFT_STICK_X)

# This is an example of how to dump an InputManager to a file. The serialize function
# returns a dictionary, so anything such as toml, yaml, or json could be used to save
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