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Input node

A utility node that retrieves input from the user, such as keyboard keys or mouse buttons.
Read time 1 minute
Last updated 10 months ago

The Input node gives you access to various keyboard and mouse states.
Typical uses:
  • Check if a key is pressed (for example, Space, W/A/S/D).
  • Check mouse button states (pressed, released, held).
  • Read mouse position and movement.
  • Read scroll wheel to zoom or change values.

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