07/23/2018 07:51 PMPosted by ZoropSET rawMouseEnable "1"
SET rawMouseAccelerationEnable "0"
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Already tested this, the results are the same. The issue isn't that the cursor moves unreliably... It's that the cursor will be in a different position than where it was after camera turning, it's supposed to be locked where you click and stay there.
Other common other issues I've tried in combination with this:
- Disabling DPI scaling in compatibility
Setting to run as admin
Setting to run in other other compatibility settings of windows
Disabling windows 10 full screen optimizations
Disabling pointer acceleration in system settings
[I've been at this for a few days so I'll add more as I remember them]
Alot of issues are being reported with cursors and camera, and almost always the solution seems to be Raw Mouse Input, but it seems to come with its own annoying cursor bug attatched.
I haven't seen people talking about this bug until posts that are after this patch. So it seems to be a new bug. If it can be fixed, then it will fix many others with it.