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Cursor not accurate to what's being selected

KungfoowizKungfoowiz Member Posts: 5
in General Discussions NWN:EE
Hey Guys,

Noticed this after the recent update, but when I mouse over different options in the menu it's slightly off from the one that's being selected.

It wasn't like this a few updates ago, bearing in mind that I don't have much time to play these days so I imagine some stuff has been updated. But I noticed this has been broken in the latest update...

Please fix?

Cheers,

Comments

  • KungfoowizKungfoowiz Member Posts: 5
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    Here you can see what was selected and the approximate position of the cursor.
  • Sylvus_MoonbowSylvus_Moonbow Member Posts: 1,085
    This is because you're not in full screen mode, but windowed mode.
  • CalgacusCalgacus Member Posts: 273
    and if it stays a problem in full screen mode try changing resolution.
  • GrymlordeGrymlorde Member Posts: 121
    Do you have a custom GUI? Not all of them may still be compatible with the new update.
  • KungfoowizKungfoowiz Member Posts: 5
    Yeh you guys were right, I was somehow running in a slightly reduced resolution after the update. I'm guessing it would be considered window mode.

    Upon changing it to my standard resolution, it's fixed the problem. Weird.

    Cheers and thank you for the help guys =)

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