Mouse jumping in Standalone Client

[Redeye]

Not sure if this is for anyone else but for some reason my mouse keeps jumping and not syncing correctly.
My graphics card is updated, and I still can run any possible game very smoothly so it can't be me. I reinstalled Nod and still get this jumping mouse.
This only happens when I play the Standalone Client, other clients don't do this.

Here's a link of a video of what I mean:
https://youtu.be/SiSIluij_lg

[Soxson]

I've had this issue ever since I started using the client at the beginning of this season. It's merely just an annoyance but it hasn't separated the curosers in a while for me. My big issue is that when I move the mouse from client monitor to my other monitor where I run non-nod tabs and stuff, the black curoser keeps flashing at the end of the client screen until I click mouse on other monitor.

[Glitchless]

What OS are you using?

[Glitchless]

The only way I'm able to replicate anything like that now is due to pointer trails.

Try the following:
Windows Start Button
Settings Button
type Mouse Settings and select it
Click additional mouse options
Under Pointers tab disable "enable pointer shadow"
Under Pointer Options tab disable "display pointer trails"

[Redeye]

Originally Posted by Glitchless

What OS are you using?

I am running windows 10 home.

Originally Posted by Glitchless

The only way I'm able to replicate anything like that now is due to pointer trails.

Try the following:
Windows Start Button
Settings Button
type Mouse Settings and select it
Click additional mouse options
Under Pointers tab disable "enable pointer shadow"
Under Pointer Options tab disable "display pointer trails"

Both were disabled already.
It has maybe something to do with the sync, it's trying to sync with the game mouse "black" since the default mouse is white. Unless there's a way to disable the black mouse because I only have a problem with the standalone client.

[Redeye]

Here's a better link as to what's happenings.

https://youtu.be/_l75g0l5MMU

[EnigmaWave]

Unplug or turn off any gamepad, joystick or controller you have connected or paired wirelessly to the PC.

[Glitchless]

Thank you EnigmaWave. That is likely the issue.

I'll add this to the queue of minor fixes to look into the possibility of having the extra cursor only appear in the case of active input coming from a controller.

[Redeye]

Originally Posted by EnigmaWave

Unplug or turn off any gamepad, joystick or controller you have connected or paired wirelessly to the PC.

Thank you! My PS4 was connected via USB to the PC to charge and accidentally found out that was the reason when I switched to my PS4.
I appreciate it.

[Soxson]

Makes sense now. I used a joystick to play battlefield and played it at around the time I had this issue. I have long since unplugged the joystick from my computer and haven't had the curoser separation issue since. My curoser is still trying to give my a seizure though

[Glitchless]

With the pending client version (Companions) you should be able to leave it plugged in unless it's really poorly calibrated.