NoamWasTaken 4 discussion posts
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A few, probably related issues I ran into when using this function and also with a custom script trying to get around it that uses the 'BFS.Input.SetMousePosition(x, y)' function (yes, the x,y coordinates passed to it were calculated correctly).
All examples are with 2 monitors: Primary = 1920x1200 Secondary = 1280x1024 And DisplayFusion v9.7.1 Expected behavior: when pressing the hotkey for the function the mouse will move to the same relative position (e.g. center to center) in the next monitor. Actual behavior:
Update: found a workaround, with custom function script bound to hotkey (though this obviously won't change mouse behaviour when dragging between monitors). Script is published here. 16 days ago (modified 12 days ago)
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Sorry for the delayed response! We have this on our list to test here and we'll keep you posted on what we find out.
Thanks! 10 days ago
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Just an update for you here, we've tested this out and were able to reproduce the issue. We'll keep you posted when it's all fixed up.
Thanks! 6 days ago
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