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i have the same problem. i just got this mouse. i have no issues moving the mouse left to right and up and down. but for some reason, the right mouse click is not working. it’s like it’s stuck. but when i look at the mouse cursor in windows, it’s moving as it should, just not when i’m in game. it’s really weird.

as for the dynamic cursor, i tried using dynamic cursors in my steamvr setup but they did not work for me at all – i was able to turn them on but they didn’t move around the screen. the mouse cursor did change color for me, but that’s about it.

i’m in the process of downloading fs2020 to try it out, but i have a lot of difficulty even trying it out. i spent 2 hours on this last night trying to figure out what i was doing wrong, and i’m getting nowhere. i’ve read that some people have been having problems with mouse cursor not showing up properly. now i don’t know what to do. i’m using an hp reverb headset.

i’m a newbie to x-plane 11 and had a similar issue with the mouse cursor not showing up properly. i had this same issue with both a logitech mouse and a razer mouse. it took me hours to get them working. apparently the mouse driver needs to be updated, and no matter what i tried i could not get it working. if anyone can help i would be very appreciative.

i have a logitech g400 optical mouse. i had no problems using it for x-plane 10. however, when i start x-plane 11, the mouse cursor doesn’t work. i tried the official logitech drivers, the steam vr beta drivers, and the non-beta version of the x-plane 11 drivers. i have tried to click on the buttons on the mouse and nothing happens. i have tried resetting the mouse to the defaults. nothing works. i have even tried a different mouse.

ffsim toggle the display of flight simulation users of the ffsim (flight free flight simulation industry simulation) network. in partly active state only the ffsim users themselves are displayed and in full active state additionally some textual information about the user next to it. hovering with the mouse cursor over this button will show the time of the last update.
there’s no reason to have a mouse pointer locked to a stick protruding from the tip of your nose. you can do the same thing with your hand, but then the hand becomes a reference for flying the plane, and not for interacting with the piloting interface.
besides, when you fly the f-35, you are looking at the virtual cockpit, not a mouse cursor that is locked to a stick protruding from your nose. the stick protruding from your nose is a natural way to point at the stick inside the cockpit, it’s very much like a person pointing at the stick in front of them with their hand. no unnatural, uncomfortable position needed.
you have to have a mouse cursor as a way to control the f-35, but it needs to be something that is affixed to a position in the virtual cockpit. it needs to be something that you can look at, and you do not need to be aware of where it is relative to the cockpit.
what you need, is a mouse cursor that is affixed to a position in the cockpit, but remains motionless relative to your position in the cockpit, so that if you don’t move your head, the virtual cursor will remain motionless relative to its position in the cockpit.
if you get sucked into the f-35, you won’t be aware of the motionless mouse cursor. you will be too absorbed into the cockpit. this is a feature that is needed, because when i fly the f-35, i don’t need to worry about looking at the mouse cursor. i don’t need to worry about where the mouse cursor is relative to the cockpit. i need to fly the f-35, which means that i need to pay attention to where my head is in the cockpit, and where the aircraft is. i don’t need to worry about where the mouse cursor is, since i do not need to move my head.
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