Get state of stage lock?

[Coffeeman]

How do I get the state of the stage lock? I can't figure it out. It's not under FlightCtrlState or FlightGlobals.

Any ideas?

Edited October 29, 2015 by Coffeeman

[Coffeeman]

I've figured it out. For the record, the solution is !InputLockManager.lockStack.Keys.Contains("manualStageLock") (no space in manualStageLock, but for some reason it adds one.)

Edited October 29, 2015 by Coffeeman

[Kosmognome]

[quote name='Coffeeman']I've figured it out. For the record, the solution is [FONT=Courier New]!InputLockManager.lockStack.Keys.Contains("manualStageLock")[/FONT] (no space in manualStageLock, but for some reason it adds one.)[/QUOTE]
You can use [FONT=courier new]InputLockManager.IsLocked(ControlTypes.STAGING)[/FONT], which seems to be the more robust way. [FONT=courier new]ControlTypes [/FONT]is an enum, you can get a lot of other locks that way, too, and do not depend on runtime-behavior (string contents are fragile) but have compile-time ensurance that the argument is valid.[FONT=courier new][/FONT]

[Diazo]

Note that different control locks are additive.

If you enable the .CustomActionGroups lock, that will cause the .All lock to return true also even if only the .CustomActionGroup lock is engaged.

You can check how this cascades via the bitmask of the enum, non-binary divisible bitmasks (2,4,8,16,etc.) are groups of smaller control locks.

(On my mobile so can't post examples.)

D. Edited November 23, 2015 by Diazo