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Mouse Actuator

The Mouse actuator allows two modes of operation, to show/hide the mouse cursor or to control object rotation with the mouse. The mouse rotation is flexible enough to allow any type of mouse look, as well as banking for flight controls.

See Actuator Common Options for common options.

Special Options:

Mode

Determines the mouse mode

Visibility

allows to show/hide the mouse cursor.

Look

controls the object rotation according to X and/or Y mouse movement. Moreover, the object rotation can be constrained using thresholds and capping angles.

Visibility

Mouse actuator for Visibility

Visibility

Coordinates specified are Global (gray) or Local (White).

Look

Mouse actuator for Look

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Use X axis, Y axis

Specifies the object which the actuator owner uses as a reference for movement, for moving platforms for example. If empty it will use world reference.

Sensitivity

The target linear velocity, in each of the three axes, which the object will try and achieve.

Threshold

Coordinates specified are Global (gray) or Local (White).

min

Sets maximum and minimum limits for the force applied to the object. If disabled (i.e. X,Y or Z buttons are gray) the force applied is unlimited.

max

Set the Proportional Coefficient. This controls the reaction to differences between the actual and target linear velocity.

Object axis X,Y,Z

Set the Integral Coefficient. This controls the reaction to the sum of errors so far in this move.

Local

Apply locally the rotation around the object axis selected

Reset

Reset the cursor's X/Y position to the center of the screen space after calculating.

	Mouse Look
	To make Mouse Look work in a smoother way, it is necessary that the width and height screen resolutions, in the render window, are set with even numbers (i.e 1920x1080).