almost got my program up and running just need one more thing..

[metaldc4life]

Hi,

I got my program (my game up and running for the first time in visual studio) but the mouse locks into the bottom right of the screen..

I am certain I have to modify this part of the script but I need help with what to place there..

 

//Move the mouse to the center of the screen

window->SetMousePosition(context->GetWidth() / 2, context->GetHeight() / 2);

 

Thanks!

[Josh]

There are lots of little example programs you can run in the documentation:

Command Reference

[metaldc4life]

what I meant to put is that when I run the program it locks the mouse and I can't unlock it unless I ctrl+alt+Delete to end the program that way and I don't know how to take that function out or where to take it out from..

 

thank you for that useful link too!

[metaldc4life]

i just noticed what i put didn't make much sense lol sorry

 

the main problem is i need help finding out what function to place so the mouse won't lock in the bottom right of the screen when the program is launched...

[Guppy]

It should lock to the centre of the screen, are you using multiple monitors?

 

Also hitting escape or alt+F4 exits the program

[metaldc4life]

no I have a laptop i'm using,

this is the script that might have to be changed but i'm not sure:

 

//Move the mouse to the center of the screen

window->SetMousePosition(context->GetWidth() / 2, context->GetHeight() / 2);

 

 

[Guppy]

Yes that is the part that centres the mouse.

Notice that it uses the context size divided by 2 (=the mid point of both sizes)

So off the mouse is really stuck on the lower corner then the context is twice as large as your screen

[metaldc4life]

so I like divide 2 by my screen size or something like that?

I appreciate all your help!

 

 

[metaldc4life]

well i'm actually using visual studio to do all of this so..

i'll try in leadwerks though.

[metaldc4life]

You rock! thank you for all your help!!!!

 

I just need to do some tweaking and i'll get started on the rest...

 

Thank You Again!