hi. this doesn't happen that often but sometimes i flick so hard that my cursor flies out of the game and does something similar to alt-tabbing. does anyone else have this issue? is there a fix? i play on 1600x900 windowed on a 1900x1080 desktop if that's important.
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hi. this doesn't happen that often but sometimes i flick so hard that my cursor flies out of the game and does something similar to alt-tabbing. does anyone else have this issue? is there a fix? i play on 1600x900 windowed on a 1900x1080 desktop if that's important.
it happens to me when I use high dpi on a low res. I play on 800 x 600. if im using like 1800dpi on my da, many times my cursor will fly over to my second monitor.
it happens to me when I use high dpi on a low res. I play on 800 x 600. if im using like 1800dpi on my da, many times my cursor will fly over to my second monitor.
pharaohyhwhit happens to me when I use high dpi on a low res. I play on 800 x 600. if im using like 1800dpi on my da, many times my cursor will fly over to my second monitor.
i use 800 dpi. i do have a 2nd monitor though.
PlatypusTry cursorlock
ty will try.
[quote=pharaohyhwh]it happens to me when I use high dpi on a low res. I play on 800 x 600. if im using like 1800dpi on my da, many times my cursor will fly over to my second monitor.[/quote]
i use 800 dpi. i do have a 2nd monitor though.
[quote=Platypus]Try [url=http://www.snakebytestudios.com/projects/apps/cursor-lock/]cursorlock[/url][/quote]
ty will try.
i use 800 dpi. i do have a 2nd monitor though.
[quote=Platypus]Try [url=http://www.snakebytestudios.com/projects/apps/cursor-lock/]cursorlock[/url][/quote]
ty will try.
2nd monitor is the cause. Happened to me a lot too, cursorlock fixed it.
2nd monitor is the cause. Happened to me a lot too, cursorlock fixed it.
Same issue here, and it's not just a dual monitor problem as I originally thought - I was able to do it on one monitor too.
Cursor lock seemed to fix the problem for a while, but I think I got rid of it for causing some other issue that I can't think of right now.
Same issue here, and it's not just a dual monitor problem as I originally thought - I was able to do it on one monitor too.
Cursor lock seemed to fix the problem for a while, but I think I got rid of it for causing some other issue that I can't think of right now.
Cursor lock seemed to fix the problem for a while, but I think I got rid of it for causing some other issue that I can't think of right now.
The problem is usually a compound issue of low resolution, low fps and high dpi. Any one of them could be skewed to be the single cause, and similarly any one can be compensated to fix it. The limiting factor of the helpfulness of high fps is the refresh rate of the mouse. Lower dpi is usually the best solution followed by increasing fps once you get to 800dpi. 1080p, 120+fps and 800dpi should never have a problem.
The problem is usually a compound issue of low resolution, low fps and high dpi. Any one of them could be skewed to be the single cause, and similarly any one can be compensated to fix it. The limiting factor of the helpfulness of high fps is the refresh rate of the mouse. Lower dpi is usually the best solution followed by increasing fps once you get to 800dpi. 1080p, 120+fps and 800dpi should never have a problem.
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