Posted Monday, 10 December, 2007 - 15:46 by JTalton
That's basically what I was seeing on XP. The mouse X and Y are the offset from where the mouse was located when the application initialized.
If your mouse was in the exact middle of the screen when the app starts, then you can get -screen/2 to screen/2 in mouse coordinates. No way to know where the mouse is really located.
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Sounds like a bug. Which OS
Sounds like a bug. Which OS and which OpenTK version are you using?
That's basically what I was
That's basically what I was seeing on XP. The mouse X and Y are the offset from where the mouse was located when the application initialized.
If your mouse was in the exact middle of the screen when the app starts, then you can get -screen/2 to screen/2 in mouse coordinates. No way to know where the mouse is really located.
Ah, ok. Working on it.
Ah, ok. Working on it.