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# skill check

## Skill Check

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### How to use:

Client-side using exports

### skillCheck

Runs a skill check with the defined difficulty.

```
exports.lvs_lib:skillCheck(difficulty, inputs)
```

* difficulty: `'easy'` or `'medium'` or `'hard'` or `table`
  * Preset difficulties:
    * 'easy' - `{ areaSize: 50, speedMultiplier: 1 }`
    * 'medium' - `{ areaSize: 40, speedMultiplier: 1.5 }`
    * 'hard' - `{ areaSize: 25, speedMultiplier: 1.75 }`
  * Custom difficulties can be set by sending an object instead of one of the preset strings above
    * areaSize: `number`
      * Size of the success area in degrees
    * speedMultiplier: `number`
      * Multiplier for the speed of the indicator
* inputs?: `string[]`
  * A random key will be picked from the inputs table for each skill check
  * If no inputs are defined the key is defaulted to `e`

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### skillCheckActive <a href="#libskillcheckactive" id="libskillcheckactive"></a>

Returns true if a skill check is currently active.

```
exports.lvs_lib:skillCheckActive()
```

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### cancelSkillCheck <a href="#libcancelskillcheck" id="libcancelskillcheck"></a>

Cancels the currently ongoing skill check.

```
exports.lvs_lib:cancelSkillCheck()
```

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### Usage Example <a href="#usage-example" id="usage-example"></a>

```
local success = exports.lvs_lib:skillCheck(
    {
        'easy', 
        'medium',
        {areaSize = 60, speedMultiplier = 2}, 
        'hard'
    }, {'w', 'a', 's', 'd'}
)

print(success)
```

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