Hail2theSteve
Spaceman
I'm having mouse problems with the Remake, specifically, the mouse doesn't physically come up when I'm on the bases. I tried looking at the program configuration to configure the mouse but I can't find it. please help, thanx 
Mouse Problems
- Thread starter Hail2theSteve
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try editing vegastrike.config in the directory to which you installed
look for something called hardware_cursor
it should be set to false in one place and true in another
set it to true in both places
if this helps we'll make an official config opiton
please report back
What video card are you using
look for something called hardware_cursor
it should be set to false in one place and true in another
set it to true in both places
if this helps we'll make an official config opiton
please report back
What video card are you using
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Weird Al
Guest
'scuse me for this huge bump, but I'm having this problem and it ain't fixed it 
I'm running XP Pro, and I've put all details on full and stuff. DirectX 9.0c.
The odd thing is that the cursor I'm seeing in bases is nothing like the cursor I'm using on my machine. It looks more like a MacOS cursor than a Windows cursor.
Further, it doesn't move right with the screen. The hardware cursor moves from the top of the screen to the bottom while the OS cursor (or whatever it is!) moves within what appears to be a 640x400 square in the middle of the screen. So the OS cursor is clicking on the base as though the base were not stretched, and the hardware cursor is treating it as though it IS stretched.
It's a funny old world. I'm going to turn hardware cursor off (in both places in the .config!) and see if it's OK with that.
Bug reported sah!
I'm running XP Pro, and I've put all details on full and stuff. DirectX 9.0c.
The odd thing is that the cursor I'm seeing in bases is nothing like the cursor I'm using on my machine. It looks more like a MacOS cursor than a Windows cursor.
Further, it doesn't move right with the screen. The hardware cursor moves from the top of the screen to the bottom while the OS cursor (or whatever it is!) moves within what appears to be a 640x400 square in the middle of the screen. So the OS cursor is clicking on the base as though the base were not stretched, and the hardware cursor is treating it as though it IS stretched.
It's a funny old world. I'm going to turn hardware cursor off (in both places in the .config!) and see if it's OK with that.
Bug reported sah!
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Weird Al
Guest
I guess I should register so I can edit, but ...
I changed it to "Blurry bases" rather than "... with hardware cursor" and nothing changed so I edited the config
The config hadn't changed from true/true so I changed it to false/false, and now I'm getting the cursor which I presume is the hardware cursor and not the cursor that looked like the MacOS cursor.
I changed it to "Blurry bases" rather than "... with hardware cursor" and nothing changed so I edited the config
The config hadn't changed from true/true so I changed it to false/false, and now I'm getting the cursor which I presume is the hardware cursor and not the cursor that looked like the MacOS cursor.