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Use when implementing input — InputEvent system, Input Map actions, controllers/gamepads, mouse/touch, action rebinding, and input architecture
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Input Handling in Godot 4.3+
All examples target Godot 4.3+ with no deprecated APIs. GDScript is shown first, then C#.
Related skills: player-controller for movement driven by input, godot-ui for UI input focus and navigation, save-load for persisting custom key bindings, responsive-ui for touch vs desktop input adaptation, xr-development for XR controller and hand tracking input, mobile-development for mobile sensors and app lifecycle.
1. Core Concepts
Input Flow
Hardware Event (key, mouse, gamepad)
↓
Engine converts to InputEvent
↓
_input() ← raw input, runs first
↓
_shortcut_input() ← for global shortcuts
↓
UI Control nodes ← buttons, sliders consume events
↓
_unhandled_key_input() ← unhandled key-only events
↓
_unhandled_input() ← game input (movement, actions)
Where to Handle Input
| Method | Use For | When It Runs |
|---|---|---|
_input() | Camera look, global hotkeys | First — before everything |
_shortcut_input() | Global shortcuts (pause, screenshot) | After _input, before UI |
_unhandled_key_input() | Key-only events that UI didn't consume | After UI, keys only |
_unhandled_input() | Gameplay actions (jump, attack, interact) | Last — after UI consumes |
Input.is_action_pressed() in _physics_process() | Continuous movement | N/A — polling, not event-driven |
Rule of thumb: Use _unhandled_input() for discrete game actions (jump, attack). Use Input polling in _physics_process() for continuous movement. Use _input() only when you need input before UI consumes it (e.g., mouse look).
InputEvent Hierarchy
InputEvent
├── InputEventKey ← keyboard
├── InputEventMouseButton ← mouse clicks
├── InputEventMouseMotion ← mouse movement
├── InputEventJoypadButton ← gamepad buttons
├── InputEventJoypadMotion ← gamepad sticks/triggers
├── InputEventScreenTouch ← touchscreen tap
├── InputEventScreenDrag ← touchscreen drag
├── InputEventAction ← synthetic action events
├── InputEventMIDI ← MIDI devices
└── InputEventGesture ← pinch, pan gestures
├── InputEventMagnifyGesture
└── InputEventPanGesture
2. Input Map Setup
Define actions in Project > Project Settings > Input Map instead of checking raw keycodes. This decouples game logic from specific keys and enables rebinding.
Default Project Actions
Godot ships with ui_* actions: ui_accept, ui_cancel, ui_left, ui_right, ui_up, ui_down, etc. These are used by UI controls for keyboard navigation. You can use them for gameplay but creating custom actions is preferred to avoid conflicts.
Adding Actions in Code
Actions can be created at runtime with InputMap.add_action() + InputMap.action_add_event() — typically in an autoload _ready(), guarded by InputMap.has_action(). Define actions in the editor Input Map; only add them in code for dynamically generated bindings or mod support.
See references/action-rebinding.md for the GDScript and C# snippet.
Recommended Action Names
Use descriptive, game-specific names instead of key names:
| Good | Bad | Why |
|---|---|---|
move_left | press_a | Decoupled from physical key |
attack | left_click | Works for mouse and gamepad |
interact | press_e | Rebindable without changing logic |
sprint | hold_shift | Input-agnostic |
pause | press_escape | Can map to gamepad Start button too |
3. Reading Input — Events vs Polling
Event-Driven (Discrete Actions)
Use _unhandled_input() for one-shot actions: jump, attack, interact, pause.
GDScript
func _unhandled_input(event: InputEvent) -> void:
if event.is_action_pressed("jump"):
_jump()
get_viewport().set_input_as_handled() # prevent further propagation
if event.is_action_pressed("interact"):
_interact()
if event.is_action_pressed("pause"):
get_tree().paused = not get_tree().paused
get_viewport().set_input_as_handled()
C#
public override void _UnhandledInput(InputEvent @event)
{
if (@event.IsActionPressed("jump"))
{
Jump();
GetViewport().SetInputAsHandled();
}
if (@event.IsActionPressed("interact"))
Interact();
if (@event.IsActionPressed("pause"))
{
GetTree().Paused = !GetTree().Paused;
GetViewport().SetInputAsHandled();
}
}
Polling (Continuous Input)
Use Input singleton in _physics_process() for held buttons and analog axes.
GDScript
func _physics_process(delta: float) -> void:
# Movement vector from 4 directional actions
var direction := Input.get_vector("move_left", "move_right", "move_up", "move_down")
velocity = direction * speed
# Check if a button is held
if Input.is_action_pressed("sprint"):
velocity *= 1.5
move_and_slide()
C#
public override void _PhysicsProcess(double delta)
{
Vector2 direction = Input.GetVector("move_left", "move_right", "move_up", "move_down");
Velocity = direction * Speed;
if (Input.IsActionPressed("sprint"))
Velocity *= 1.5f;
MoveAndSlide();
}
Key Input Methods
| Method | Returns | Use For |
|---|---|---|
Input.is_action_pressed() | bool | Held buttons (sprint, crouch, fire) |
Input.is_action_just_pressed() | bool | One-shot triggers (jump, interact) |
Input.is_action_just_released() | bool | Release triggers (variable jump cut) |
Input.get_action_strength() | float | Analog pressure (0.0–1.0) |
Input.get_axis() | float | Single axis (-1.0 to 1.0) |
Input.get_vector() | Vector2 | 2D direction, normalized |
event.is_action_pressed() | bool | Check in _unhandled_input callback |
event.is_action_released() | bool | Check in _unhandled_input callback |
Input.is_action_just_pressed()in_physics_process()can miss inputs if the physics framerate is lower than the render framerate. For reliability, catch one-shot actions in_unhandled_input()and set a flag, or use the input buffering pattern below.
Input Buffering
Buffer discrete actions so they aren't lost between physics frames: catch the action in _unhandled_input(), set a flag with a short timer (0.1 s is typical), and consume the flag in _physics_process().
See references/input-buffering.md for the full GDScript and C# jump-buffer implementation.
4. Mouse Input
InputEventMouseMotion.relative for camera look (with Input.MOUSE_MODE_CAPTURED), InputEventMouseButton for clicks. Mouse modes: VISIBLE, HIDDEN, CAPTURED, CONFINED. Custom cursor via Input.set_custom_mouse_cursor(texture, shape, hotspot).
See references/mouse.md for the full GDScript and C# recipes (camera-look with sensitivity + invert toggle, mouse-mode switching, button events, custom cursor with shape variants).
5. Controller / Gamepad Support
Input.get_connected_joypads() for runtime detection, Input.joy_connection_changed signal for hot-plug. Use Input Map actions with joypad button events for portability. Analog sticks: Input.get_vector("left", "right", "up", "down", deadzone) returns a length-clamped Vector2 with built-in deadzone.
See references/gamepad.md for the GDScript and C# recipes (controller detection, deadzone analog reading, vibration via
start_joy_vibration, motion sensors, detecting last-input-device for UI prompt swapping).
Godot 4.7+: Joypad motion sensors —
Input.get_joy_accelerometer(device)/get_joy_gyroscope(device)(bothVector3), guarded byhas_joy_motion_sensors()and enabled withset_joy_motion_sensors_enabled(); recipe in references/gamepad.md. Vibration is now queryable —Input.has_joy_vibration(device)plusget_joy_vibration_strength/duration/remaining_duration().JoyButtongainsJOY_BUTTON_MISC2(21) throughJOY_BUTTON_MISC6(25) (C#:JoyButton.Misc2…). New project settinginput_devices/joypads/ignore_joypad_on_unfocused_application(defaultfalse) ignores joypad input (including motion sensors) and LED changes and stops vibration while the app is unfocused.
6. Touch Input
InputEventScreenTouch for tap/release, InputEventScreenDrag for finger drag. Multi-touch tracked by event.index. Enable Project Settings → Input Devices → Pointing → Emulate Touch From Mouse to test on desktop.
See references/touch.md for the GDScript and C# basic touch event handling and the emulate-touch-from-mouse setting.
VirtualJoystick (Godot 4.7+)
Godot 4.7 adds a built-in VirtualJoystick Control node for on-screen touch joysticks. Add it to a CanvasLayer, point its action_up/down/left/right properties (StringName, defaults &"ui_up" etc.) at your movement actions, and it triggers those actions like a physical stick.
@onready var joystick: VirtualJoystick = $CanvasLayer/VirtualJoystick
func _ready() -> void:
joystick.action_left = &"move_left"
joystick.action_right = &"move_right"
joystick.action_up = &"move_up"
joystick.action_down = &"move_down"
joystick.joystick_mode = VirtualJoystick.JOYSTICK_DYNAMIC # recenters on touch
joystick.visibility_mode = VirtualJoystick.VISIBILITY_WHEN_TOUCHED
func _physics_process(_delta: float) -> void:
# The joystick drives the actions — normal polling just works
var direction := Input.get_vector("move_left", "move_right", "move_up", "move_down")
private VirtualJoystick _joystick;
public override void _Ready()
{
_joystick = GetNode<VirtualJoystick>("CanvasLayer/VirtualJoystick");
_joystick.ActionLeft = "move_left";
_joystick.ActionRight = "move_right";
_joystick.ActionUp = "move_up";
_joystick.ActionDown = "move_down";
_joystick.JoystickMode = VirtualJoystick.JoystickModeEnum.Dynamic;
_joystick.VisibilityMode = VirtualJoystick.VisibilityModeEnum.WhenTouched;
}
public override void _PhysicsProcess(double delta)
{
Vector2 direction = Input.GetVector("move_left", "move_right", "move_up", "move_down");
}
Tune deadzone_ratio (default 0.0 — InputMap action deadzones apply on top), clampzone_ratio (1.0), joystick_size (100.0 px), and tip_size (50.0 px); restyle via the normal_joystick/normal_tip and pressed_joystick/pressed_tip StyleBox theme slots. The released(input_vector) and flicked(input_vector) signals report final direction and strength.
7. Action Rebinding at Runtime
Three steps: (1) capture the user's chosen key via _input while in "rebinding" mode, (2) call InputMap.action_erase_events(action) then InputMap.action_add_event(action, new_event), (3) persist via ConfigFile and reload on launch.
See references/action-rebinding.md for the full GDScript and C# rebinding flow including ConfigFile save/load and the typical "press a key" capture UI.
8. Consuming and Propagating Input
Input propagates in reverse scene tree order (deepest child first, root last); call get_viewport().set_input_as_handled() after consuming an event to stop it reaching other nodes. During pause, only nodes with process_mode = PROCESS_MODE_ALWAYS receive input.
See [references/event-propagation.md](references/event-propag
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name: input-handling
description: Use when implementing input — InputEvent system, Input Map actions, controllers/gamepads, mouse/touch, action rebinding, and input architecture
---
# Input Handling in Godot 4.3+
All examples target Godot 4.3+ with no deprecated APIs. GDScript is shown first, then C#.
> **Related skills:** **player-controller** for movement driven by input, **godot-ui** for UI input focus and navigation, **save-load** for persisting custom key bindings, **responsive-ui** for touch vs desktop input adaptation, **xr-development** for XR controller and hand tracking input, **mobile-development** for mobile sensors and app lifecycle.
---
## 1. Core Concepts
### Input Flow
```
Hardware Event (key, mouse, gamepad)
↓
Engine converts to InputEvent
↓
_input() ← raw input, runs first
↓
_shortcut_input() ← for global shortcuts
↓
UI Control nodes ← buttons, sliders consume events
↓
_unhandled_key_input() ← unhandled key-only events
↓
_unhandled_input() ← game input (movement, actions)
```
### Where to Handle Input
| Method | Use For | When It Runs |
|---------------------------|--------------------------------------------|------------------|
| `_input()` | Camera look, global hotkeys | First — before everything |
| `_shortcut_input()` | Global shortcuts (pause, screenshot) | After `_input`, before UI |
| `_unhandled_key_input()` | Key-only events that UI didn't consume | After UI, keys only |
| `_unhandled_input()` | Gameplay actions (jump, attack, interact) | Last — after UI consumes |
| `Input.is_action_pressed()` in `_physics_process()` | Continuous movement | N/A — polling, not event-driven |
**Rule of thumb:** Use `_unhandled_input()` for discrete game actions (jump, attack). Use `Input` polling in `_physics_process()` for continuous movement. Use `_input()` only when you need input before UI consumes it (e.g., mouse look).
### InputEvent Hierarchy
```
InputEvent
├── InputEventKey ← keyboard
├── InputEventMouseButton ← mouse clicks
├── InputEventMouseMotion ← mouse movement
├── InputEventJoypadButton ← gamepad buttons
├── InputEventJoypadMotion ← gamepad sticks/triggers
├── InputEventScreenTouch ← touchscreen tap
├── InputEventScreenDrag ← touchscreen drag
├── InputEventAction ← synthetic action events
├── InputEventMIDI ← MIDI devices
└── InputEventGesture ← pinch, pan gestures
├── InputEventMagnifyGesture
└── InputEventPanGesture
```
---
## 2. Input Map Setup
Define actions in **Project > Project Settings > Input Map** instead of checking raw keycodes. This decouples game logic from specific keys and enables rebinding.
### Default Project Actions
Godot ships with `ui_*` actions: `ui_accept`, `ui_cancel`, `ui_left`, `ui_right`, `ui_up`, `ui_down`, etc. These are used by UI controls for keyboard navigation. You can use them for gameplay but creating custom actions is preferred to avoid conflicts.
### Adding Actions in Code
Actions can be created at runtime with `InputMap.add_action()` + `InputMap.action_add_event()` — typically in an autoload `_ready()`, guarded by `InputMap.has_action()`. Define actions in the editor Input Map; only add them in code for dynamically generated bindings or mod support.
> See [references/action-rebinding.md](references/action-rebinding.md) for the GDScript and C# snippet.
### Recommended Action Names
Use descriptive, game-specific names instead of key names:
| Good | Bad | Why |
|---------------------|------------------|--------------------------------------|
| `move_left` | `press_a` | Decoupled from physical key |
| `attack` | `left_click` | Works for mouse and gamepad |
| `interact` | `press_e` | Rebindable without changing logic |
| `sprint` | `hold_shift` | Input-agnostic |
| `pause` | `press_escape` | Can map to gamepad Start button too |
---
## 3. Reading Input — Events vs Polling
### Event-Driven (Discrete Actions)
Use `_unhandled_input()` for one-shot actions: jump, attack, interact, pause.
#### GDScript
```gdscript
func _unhandled_input(event: InputEvent) -> void:
if event.is_action_pressed("jump"):
_jump()
get_viewport().set_input_as_handled() # prevent further propagation
if event.is_action_pressed("interact"):
_interact()
if event.is_action_pressed("pause"):
get_tree().paused = not get_tree().paused
get_viewport().set_input_as_handled()
```
#### C#
```csharp
public override void _UnhandledInput(InputEvent @event)
{
if (@event.IsActionPressed("jump"))
{
Jump();
GetViewport().SetInputAsHandled();
}
if (@event.IsActionPressed("interact"))
Interact();
if (@event.IsActionPressed("pause"))
{
GetTree().Paused = !GetTree().Paused;
GetViewport().SetInputAsHandled();
}
}
```
### Polling (Continuous Input)
Use `Input` singleton in `_physics_process()` for held buttons and analog axes.
#### GDScript
```gdscript
func _physics_process(delta: float) -> void:
# Movement vector from 4 directional actions
var direction := Input.get_vector("move_left", "move_right", "move_up", "move_down")
velocity = direction * speed
# Check if a button is held
if Input.is_action_pressed("sprint"):
velocity *= 1.5
move_and_slide()
```
#### C#
```csharp
public override void _PhysicsProcess(double delta)
{
Vector2 direction = Input.GetVector("move_left", "move_right", "move_up", "move_down");
Velocity = direction * Speed;
if (Input.IsActionPressed("sprint"))
Velocity *= 1.5f;
MoveAndSlide();
}
```
### Key Input Methods
| Method | Returns | Use For |
|-----------------------------------|---------|--------------------------------------|
| `Input.is_action_pressed()` | `bool` | Held buttons (sprint, crouch, fire) |
| `Input.is_action_just_pressed()` | `bool` | One-shot triggers (jump, interact) |
| `Input.is_action_just_released()` | `bool` | Release triggers (variable jump cut) |
| `Input.get_action_strength()` | `float` | Analog pressure (0.0–1.0) |
| `Input.get_axis()` | `float` | Single axis (-1.0 to 1.0) |
| `Input.get_vector()` | `Vector2` | 2D direction, normalized |
| `event.is_action_pressed()` | `bool` | Check in `_unhandled_input` callback |
| `event.is_action_released()` | `bool` | Check in `_unhandled_input` callback |
> **`Input.is_action_just_pressed()` in `_physics_process()` can miss inputs** if the physics framerate is lower than the render framerate. For reliability, catch one-shot actions in `_unhandled_input()` and set a flag, or use the input buffering pattern below.
### Input Buffering
Buffer discrete actions so they aren't lost between physics frames: catch the action in `_unhandled_input()`, set a flag with a short timer (0.1 s is typical), and consume the flag in `_physics_process()`.
> See [references/input-buffering.md](references/input-buffering.md) for the full GDScript and C# jump-buffer implementation.
---
## 4. Mouse Input
`InputEventMouseMotion.relative` for camera look (with `Input.MOUSE_MODE_CAPTURED`), `InputEventMouseButton` for clicks. Mouse modes: `VISIBLE`, `HIDDEN`, `CAPTURED`, `CONFINED`. Custom cursor via `Input.set_custom_mouse_cursor(texture, shape, hotspot)`.
> See [references/mouse.md](references/mouse.md) for the full GDScript and C# recipes (camera-look with sensitivity + invert toggle, mouse-mode switching, button events, custom cursor with shape variants).
---
## 5. Controller / Gamepad Support
`Input.get_connected_joypads()` for runtime detection, `Input.joy_connection_changed` signal for hot-plug. Use Input Map actions with joypad button events for portability. Analog sticks: `Input.get_vector("left", "right", "up", "down", deadzone)` returns a length-clamped Vector2 with built-in deadzone.
> See [references/gamepad.md](references/gamepad.md) for the GDScript and C# recipes (controller detection, deadzone analog reading, vibration via `start_joy_vibration`, motion sensors, detecting last-input-device for UI prompt swapping).
> **Godot 4.7+:** Joypad motion sensors — `Input.get_joy_accelerometer(device)` / `get_joy_gyroscope(device)` (both `Vector3`), guarded by `has_joy_motion_sensors()` and enabled with `set_joy_motion_sensors_enabled()`; recipe in [references/gamepad.md](references/gamepad.md). Vibration is now queryable — `Input.has_joy_vibration(device)` plus `get_joy_vibration_strength/duration/remaining_duration()`. `JoyButton` gains `JOY_BUTTON_MISC2` (`21`) through `JOY_BUTTON_MISC6` (`25`) (C#: `JoyButton.Misc2`…). New project setting `input_devices/joypads/ignore_joypad_on_unfocused_application` (default `false`) ignores joypad input (including motion sensors) and LED changes and stops vibration while the app is unfocused.
---
## 6. Touch Input
`InputEventScreenTouch` for tap/release, `InputEventScreenDrag` for finger drag. Multi-touch tracked by `event.index`. Enable **Project Settings → Input Devices → Pointing → Emulate Touch From Mouse** to test on desktop.
> See [references/touch.md](references/touch.md) for the GDScript and C# basic touch event handling and the emulate-touch-from-mouse setting.
### VirtualJoystick (Godot 4.7+)
Godot 4.7 adds a built-in `VirtualJoystick` Control node for on-screen touch joysticks. Add it to a `CanvasLayer`, point its `action_up/down/left/right` properties (`StringName`, defaults `&"ui_up"` etc.) at your movement actions, and it triggers those actions like a physical stick.
```gdscript
@onready var joystick: VirtualJoystick = $CanvasLayer/VirtualJoystick
func _ready() -> void:
joystick.action_left = &"move_left"
joystick.action_right = &"move_right"
joystick.action_up = &"move_up"
joystick.action_down = &"move_down"
joystick.joystick_mode = VirtualJoystick.JOYSTICK_DYNAMIC # recenters on touch
joystick.visibility_mode = VirtualJoystick.VISIBILITY_WHEN_TOUCHED
func _physics_process(_delta: float) -> void:
# The joystick drives the actions — normal polling just works
var direction := Input.get_vector("move_left", "move_right", "move_up", "move_down")
```
```csharp
private VirtualJoystick _joystick;
public override void _Ready()
{
_joystick = GetNode<VirtualJoystick>("CanvasLayer/VirtualJoystick");
_joystick.ActionLeft = "move_left";
_joystick.ActionRight = "move_right";
_joystick.ActionUp = "move_up";
_joystick.ActionDown = "move_down";
_joystick.JoystickMode = VirtualJoystick.JoystickModeEnum.Dynamic;
_joystick.VisibilityMode = VirtualJoystick.VisibilityModeEnum.WhenTouched;
}
public override void _PhysicsProcess(double delta)
{
Vector2 direction = Input.GetVector("move_left", "move_right", "move_up", "move_down");
}
```
Tune `deadzone_ratio` (default `0.0` — InputMap action deadzones apply on top), `clampzone_ratio` (`1.0`), `joystick_size` (`100.0` px), and `tip_size` (`50.0` px); restyle via the `normal_joystick`/`normal_tip` and `pressed_joystick`/`pressed_tip` StyleBox theme slots. The `released(input_vector)` and `flicked(input_vector)` signals report final direction and strength.
---
## 7. Action Rebinding at Runtime
Three steps: (1) capture the user's chosen key via `_input` while in "rebinding" mode, (2) call `InputMap.action_erase_events(action)` then `InputMap.action_add_event(action, new_event)`, (3) persist via `ConfigFile` and reload on launch.
> See [references/action-rebinding.md](references/action-rebinding.md) for the full GDScript and C# rebinding flow including ConfigFile save/load and the typical "press a key" capture UI.
---
## 8. Consuming and Propagating Input
Input propagates in **reverse scene tree order** (deepest child first, root last); call `get_viewport().set_input_as_handled()` after consuming an event to stop it reaching other nodes. During pause, only nodes with `process_mode = PROCESS_MODE_ALWAYS` receive input.
> See [references/event-propagation.md](references/event-propagReview the source
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