Enum.KeyCode

Virtual-key code tables for input functions, with item enumeration helpers.

Syntax

Enum.KeyCode
Enum.UserInputType
Enum.KeyCode:GetEnumItems() -> { { Name, Value, EnumType } }
Enum.KeyCode:FromValue(value: number) -> { Name, Value, EnumType }?

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Description
`value`	`number`	Raw key or input value passed to `FromValue`.

Returns

Type	Description
`number \| table`	Bare entries are integers; `GetEnumItems` returns an array of item tables and `FromValue` a single item or `nil`.

Description

Enum.KeyCode.Space and the other entries are plain virtual-key integers, so they can be passed straight to keydown, iskeypressed and the input helpers.

GetEnumItems walks the table and returns item tables with Name, Value and EnumType fields; FromValue returns the first item with a matching value or nil.

KeyCode covers letters, digits, F1–F12, modifiers, arrows, navigation keys, punctuation and the mouse-button gamepad range on UserInputType.

Example

print(Enum.KeyCode.F)                          -- 70
print(Enum.KeyCode:FromValue(70).Name)         -- F
for _, item in ipairs(Enum.KeyCode:GetEnumItems()) do
    if item.Value == Enum.KeyCode.Space then
        print(item.Name)                       -- Space
    end
end

Notes

Bare entries are integers, so Enum.KeyCode.A.Value does not exist; use FromValue when an item table is needed.
UserInputType: MouseButton1 (1), MouseButton2 (2), MouseButton3 (3), Keyboard (8), Touch (9), Gamepad1–8 (10–17), TextInput (18), InputMethod (19).
Added KeyCode entries include Insert, Delete, Home, End, PageUp, PageDown, CapsLock, NumLock, ScrollLock, PrintScreen, brackets, punctuation and LeftSuper/RightSuper.
These values are Windows virtual-key codes, not Roblox's KeyCode numbers.