mouse pointer not visible
LokiGodson138
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Can't see the mouse pointer. I can't interact with the GUI at all.
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SetPrivateProfileString('Graphics','Hardware Mouse Cursor','1')
This is the whole file:
SetPrivateProfileString('Window','Full Screen','1')
SetPrivateProfileString('Window','Maximized','0')
SetPrivateProfileString('Fonts','zh_CN','SIMSUN')
SetPrivateProfileString('Fonts','uk_UA','PERMIAN')
SetPrivateProfileString('Fonts','Zoom','112')
SetPrivateProfileString('Fonts','ko_KR','NANUM')
SetPrivateProfileString('Fonts','ru_RU','PTSERIF')
SetPrivateProfileString('Fonts','ja_JP','MEIRYO')
SetPrivateProfileString('MOVIES','LOGO','1')
SetPrivateProfileString('Graphics','version','OpenGL version 4.5.0 NVIDIA 353.24 - build XXXX')
SetPrivateProfileString('Graphics','vendor','NVIDIA Corporation')
SetPrivateProfileString('Graphics','renderer','GeForce GT 755M/PCIe/SSE2')
SetPrivateProfileString('Program Options','Volume Music','40')
SetPrivateProfileString('Program Options','Font Name','')
SetPrivateProfileString('Program Options','Maximum Frame Rate','30')
SetPrivateProfileString('Program Options','Volume Movie','90')
SetPrivateProfileString('Program Options','Drop Capitals','1')
SetPrivateProfileString('Program Options','Sprite Mirror','0')
SetPrivateProfileString('Program Options','3D Acceleration','1')
SetPrivateProfileString('Program Options','Tooltips','15')
SetPrivateProfileString('Program Options','Volume SFX','80')
SetPrivateProfileString('Program Options','Volume Voices','100')
SetPrivateProfileString('Program Options','Volume Ambients','40')
SetPrivateProfileString('Program Options','Path Search Nodes','32000')
SetPrivateProfileString('Program Options','Translucent Shadows','1')
SetPrivateProfileString('Language','Text','en_US')
I'd really like to get this working, but haven't had any luck with the options I've found on google/steam/here so far. Other ideas?
Thank you!
You could try stopping all other programs running on your computer at the same time - to see whether something else is interfering. You could also try changing the settings on your mouse driver to see if that makes a difference (though I wouldn't expect it to).
I am guessing here that you are using Windows so another thing you could try is to start the game, remove the mouse from the PC (disconnect the cable) and plug it back into another port, wait for the PC connection sounds to finish and see what happens. When you do that, have a look at the screen and see if the mouse cursor shows up at all while it is reloading the driver (and of course if it disappears again).
Good Luck
Gus
Unplugging the mouse and plugging it back into a different port after the game started didn't fix the issue.
Here is the DXDIAG file:
Sorry about the delay myself...
Some driver updates are required:
- Your video drivers are out of date. Yours are 10.18.0013.5324, with the latest Windows version being 21.21.13.6909. You can use either the latest from MS (dated 2016).
Or the NVidia driver is currently at 425.31 (dated 2019). You can choose either one to update with; I would go with the NVidia driver...
I have a video card that is the same vintage (NVidia 770M) and my driver line show as 'OpenGL version 4.6.0 NVIDIA 425.31 - build XXXX'. Yours currently shows as version 'OpenGL version 4.5.0 NVIDIA 353.24 - build XXXX').
Another thought is to try the DirectX engine (called Alternate Render in game: Options, Graphics) to see if the mouse problem only occurs with OpenGL.
To switch, make sure the game is not running and that DirectX 9.0c is installed.
Open Baldur.lua and change the line (if it doesn't exist then add):
SetPrivateProfileString('Graphics','Backend','0')
to
SetPrivateProfileString('Graphics','Backend','1')
Try the game. If it starts and mouse is showing, it may well be just an OpenGL driver problem (maybe due to the out of date driver?).
I haven't played around much with Mac hardware so couldn't say whether this will fix it or not...
[Casts Bless]
Gus
Adding the line
SetPrivateProfileString('Graphics','Backend','1')
did the job!
This was the last thing I tried, so perhaps doing this and updating the NVIDIA drivers and adding the mouse hardware line all contributed, but whatever the reason, the mouse cursor has returned!
My deepest appreciation to all the forum members who helped figure this out, especially Gusinda and Grond0!
Time to get rolling!
Gus