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development:technical-details:patches:maniac:modified-maniac-commands [2026/10/09 10:27] – carbonaradevelopment:technical-details:patches:maniac:modified-maniac-commands [2026/10/09 13:54] (current) – carbonara
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 ==== Right after loading state ==== ==== Right after loading state ====
  
-//Player support: Partial support //ℹ️//Reported as false on a new game, Load Screen command reported as true//+//Player status: Partial support //ℹ️//Reported as false on a new game, Load Screen command reported as true//
  
 **Right after loading state** (also known as Right after load) can be used to detect if the game just started, either as a new game or as part of a save loading. **Right after loading state** (also known as Right after load) can be used to detect if the game just started, either as a new game or as part of a save loading.
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 ==== Joypad is enabled ==== ==== Joypad is enabled ====
  
-//Player support: No proper support, always considered to be true// ℹ️+//Player status: No proper support, always considered to be true// ℹ️
  
 **Joypad is enabled** (also known as Enable Joypad) can be used to detect if a controller is connected. **Joypad is enabled** (also known as Enable Joypad) can be used to detect if a controller is connected.
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 ==== Window is active ==== ==== Window is active ====
  
-//Player support: No proper support, always considered to be true// ℹ️+//Player status: No proper support, always considered to be true// ℹ️
  
 **Window is active** can be used to detect if the window of the game is currently active. **Window is active** can be used to detect if the window of the game is currently active.
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 ==== File output is available ==== ==== File output is available ====
  
-//Player support: No proper support, always considered to be true// ℹ️+//Player status: No proper support, always considered to be true// ℹ️
  
 **File output is available** (also known as Can output file) can be used to know if the Maniac Patch is currently able to write files. **File output is available** (also known as Can output file) can be used to know if the Maniac Patch is currently able to write files.
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 ===== Erase Event ===== ===== Erase Event =====
  
-//Player support: Partial support //ℹ️//; specifying the event ID 10005 does not work; No warning is displayed when selecting an invalid event ID.//+//Player status: Partial support //ℹ️//; specifying the event ID 10005 does not work; No warning is displayed when selecting an invalid event ID.//
  
 The **Erase Event** command allows to erase an event. The **Erase Event** command allows to erase an event.
development/technical-details/patches/maniac/modified-maniac-commands.txt · Last modified: by carbonara