- #Mouse warp registry .exe#
- #Mouse warp registry full#
- #Mouse warp registry code#
- #Mouse warp registry windows#
Public static extern bool SystemParametersInfo(uint uiAction, uint uiParam, uint pvParam, uint fWinIni) MsgBox Error Level: %ErrorLevel% `nLast error: %A_LastError%`nresult: %result% Result := DllCall("SystemParametersInfo", "UInt", SPI_SETCURSORS, "UInt", 0, "UInt", 0, "UInt", '0') In AutoHotKey Script: SPI_SETCURSORS := 0x57
To try this out let’s go ahead and change HKCU\Control Panel\Cursors\Arrow to C:\WINDOWS\Cursors\appstar3.ani (assuming you have this icon) and then make a call to SystemParametersInfo.
This is where the SystemParametersInfo call comes in.
#Mouse warp registry windows#
You have to tell windows to load the new cursor. You are correct, just updating a key – HKCU\Control Panel\Cursors\Arrow, for instance – isn’t enough. If you already changed the path to one of the cursor type in HKCU\Control Panel\Cursors and realized that it did not do anything. The registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Control Panel\Schemes contains the system cursor schemes (i.e. The registry key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Cursors contains the user defined cursor schemes (i.e. The registry key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Cursors contains the active user cursorsġa) The values underneath this are the different types of cursorsġb) The Scheme Source specifies the type of cursor scheme that is currently being used.There are three main registry keys that come into play. Kills the Gnome desktop manager process (as root).If you want to change the default Mouse Cursor theme: No need to reboot like windows just use some like the following in TTY1: Remember that CTRL+ALT+F7 will take you back to your X-Session!! The TTY console are really useful if your system goes a bit **** up. If you are running it fullscreen you can access a TTY terminal by type CTRL+ALT+F1. Try typing the following a console while the game/program is running in WINE: NB if you are not sure what the applications executable name is. Then check in your WINE registry editor that the new key has been created. Type or copy/paste into the terminal window: Open a terminal window (Gnome Menu - Accessories - Terminal). Remember to insert in the executable name of your application (if using an application specific override) Paste this information into your newly created blank document - currently open in Gedit(I presume).
#Mouse warp registry code#
Call this something like WINE_mouse_override.reg.Ĭopy the information from one of the code windows in my post (beginning REGEDIT4). You want to select one of the two options I gave you (an application specific override or a global override).Ĭreate a blank document. I can see AppDefaults or DirectInput in "\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Wine" I can't find it in my wine regedit, what should I do? :oops:īTW I am using WINE 1.3.5 as well - so you should be good to go!!īut. Symptoms of an application not liking the "force"ed mouse warping include the mouse pointer bouncing around erratically in the middle of the screen and 'elastically' returning immediately to the middle of the screen. Global mouse warping is the key ( at your own risk :P ):Įnable : (default) warp pointer when mouse exclusively acquired I did a global mouse warping (to fix the problem of not being able to turn 360 degrees in Bioshock) however this ended up breaking other games.
#Mouse warp registry full#
Bioshock.exe - note: not the full path) that you to want to have mouse warping.
#Mouse warp registry .exe#
exe is the main executable of the program (e.g. I'm in wine would do the mouse warp override as: How do I force the mouse warping? I didn't see it in wine regedit:
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