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Game.Input.BindingKeyboard

Assembly: Assembly-CSharp (common Unity game assembly; replace with actual assembly if different)
Namespace: Game.Input

Type: enum

Base: System.Enum (underlying type: System.Int32)

Summary: Represents keyboard key identifiers used by the game's input/binding system. Each named value corresponds to a physical or logical keyboard key and has an explicit integer value. Useful for storing, comparing or serializing key bindings in mods for Cities: Skylines 2.

Fields

  • None = 0
    Represents no key (unassigned).

  • Space = 1
    Spacebar key.

  • Enter = 2
    Return / Enter key.

  • Tab = 3
    Tab key.

  • Backquote = 4
    Backquote / grave accent key (`).

  • Quote = 5
    Single-quote / apostrophe key (').

  • Semicolon = 6
    Semicolon key (;).

  • Comma = 7
    Comma key (,).

  • Period = 8
    Period / dot key (.).

  • Slash = 9
    Forward slash key (/).

  • Backslash = 10
    Backslash key ().

  • LeftBracket = 11
    Left bracket key ([).

  • RightBracket = 12
    Right bracket key (]).

  • Minus = 13
    Minus / hyphen key (-).

  • Equals = 14
    Equals key (=).

  • A = 15
    Letter key A.

  • B = 16
    Letter key B.

  • C = 17
    Letter key C.

  • D = 18
    Letter key D.

  • E = 19
    Letter key E.

  • F = 20
    Letter key F.

  • G = 21
    Letter key G.

  • H = 22
    Letter key H.

  • I = 23
    Letter key I.

  • J = 24
    Letter key J.

  • K = 25
    Letter key K.

  • L = 26
    Letter key L.

  • M = 27
    Letter key M.

  • N = 28
    Letter key N.

  • O = 29
    Letter key O.

  • P = 30
    Letter key P.

  • Q = 31
    Letter key Q.

  • R = 32
    Letter key R.

  • S = 33
    Letter key S.

  • T = 34
    Letter key T.

  • U = 35
    Letter key U.

  • V = 36
    Letter key V.

  • W = 37
    Letter key W.

  • X = 38
    Letter key X.

  • Y = 39
    Letter key Y.

  • Z = 40
    Letter key Z.

  • Digit1 = 41
    Top-row numeric key 1.

  • Digit2 = 42
    Top-row numeric key 2.

  • Digit3 = 43
    Top-row numeric key 3.

  • Digit4 = 44
    Top-row numeric key 4.

  • Digit5 = 45
    Top-row numeric key 5.

  • Digit6 = 46
    Top-row numeric key 6.

  • Digit7 = 47
    Top-row numeric key 7.

  • Digit8 = 48
    Top-row numeric key 8.

  • Digit9 = 49
    Top-row numeric key 9.

  • Digit0 = 50
    Top-row numeric key 0.

  • Escape = 60
    Escape key (Esc).

  • LeftArrow = 61
    Left arrow key.

  • RightArrow = 62
    Right arrow key.

  • UpArrow = 63
    Up arrow key.

  • DownArrow = 64
    Down arrow key.

  • Backspace = 65
    Backspace key.

  • PageDown = 66
    Page Down key.

  • PageUp = 67
    Page Up key.

  • Home = 68
    Home key.

  • End = 69
    End key.

  • Delete = 71
    Delete key.

  • NumpadEnter = 77
    Enter key on the numeric keypad.

  • NumpadDivide = 78
    Numpad divide (/).

  • NumpadMultiply = 79
    Numpad multiply (*).

  • NumpadPlus = 80
    Numpad plus (+).

  • NumpadMinus = 81
    Numpad minus (-).

  • NumpadPeriod = 82
    Numpad decimal point.

  • NumpadEquals = 83
    Numpad equals (if present).

  • Numpad0 = 84
    Numpad 0.

  • Numpad1 = 85
    Numpad 1.

  • Numpad2 = 86
    Numpad 2.

  • Numpad3 = 87
    Numpad 3.

  • Numpad4 = 88
    Numpad 4.

  • Numpad5 = 89
    Numpad 5.

  • Numpad6 = 90
    Numpad 6.

  • Numpad7 = 91
    Numpad 7.

  • Numpad8 = 92
    Numpad 8.

  • Numpad9 = 93
    Numpad 9.

  • F1 = 94
    Function key F1.

  • F2 = 95
    Function key F2.

  • F3 = 96
    Function key F3.

  • F4 = 97
    Function key F4.

  • F5 = 98
    Function key F5.

  • F6 = 99
    Function key F6.

  • F7 = 100
    Function key F7.

  • F8 = 101
    Function key F8.

  • F9 = 102
    Function key F9.

  • F10 = 103
    Function key F10.

  • F11 = 104
    Function key F11.

  • F12 = 105
    Function key F12.

  • OEM1 = 106
    OEM-specific key 1 (layout/platform dependent).

  • OEM2 = 107
    OEM-specific key 2 (layout/platform dependent).

  • OEM3 = 108
    OEM-specific key 3 (layout/platform dependent).

  • OEM4 = 109
    OEM-specific key 4 (layout/platform dependent).

  • OEM5 = 110
    OEM-specific key 5 (layout/platform dependent).

Properties

  • None specific to this enum.
    You can cast values to/from the underlying integer type (int) and use standard System.Enum helpers (Enum.Parse, Enum.GetValues, etc.).

Constructors

  • Enums do not expose public constructors.
    The default value for an enum variable is the value with underlying integer 0 (here: BindingKeyboard.None).

Methods

  • No instance methods are defined on the enum type itself.
    Inherited/available via System.Enum: ToString(), CompareTo(), GetHashCode(), HasFlag(), Enum.Parse, Enum.TryParse, Enum.GetValues, etc.

Usage Example

// Simple usage examples for binding checks and serialization

// Assign or read a binding
BindingKeyboard currentBinding = BindingKeyboard.Space;

// Compare
if (currentBinding == BindingKeyboard.Space)
{
    // Handle action bound to Space
}

// Serialize to an int (e.g., save to settings file)
int savedValue = (int)currentBinding;

// Deserialize (be sure to validate)
BindingKeyboard restored = (BindingKeyboard)savedValue;

// Safe parse from string
if (Enum.TryParse<BindingKeyboard>("Enter", out var parsed))
{
    // parsed == BindingKeyboard.Enter
}

// Iterate all defined keys
foreach (BindingKeyboard key in Enum.GetValues(typeof(BindingKeyboard)))
{
    // key is one of the enum values
}

Notes: - OEM keys are layout/platform dependent; mapping to physical keys may vary by keyboard layout and platform. - If you need to map these values to UnityEngine.KeyCode or another input API, implement a mapping table to translate between BindingKeyboard and the target key representation.