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GeForce now #1

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thelege2ndG opened this issue Sep 9, 2024 · 1 comment
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GeForce now #1

thelege2ndG opened this issue Sep 9, 2024 · 1 comment

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@thelege2ndG
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Hi @faizonly5953

just reaching out since you are the only one who could understand my pain, your script works fine, but my issue that I hope you could help me with is mouse movement control in GeForce. I have a developed a tool that translates hand movements into cursor movements. This basically helps disabled people, But I've encountered an issue: it doesn't seem to move the mouse in games running on streaming services like GeForce Now. While it works fine on my local machine and outside the game window, the mouse movement isn’t detected within open-world games that require mouse navigation because of the camera in those games. Could you please suggest some potential workarounds if you could? Pyautogui, humanCursor, etc doesn't work.

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Hey @thelege2ndG , I get what you're saying, and it sounds like GeForce Now might be filtering out virtual inputs like PyAutoGUI or HumanCursor, especially since games typically expect direct physical mouse input, and open-world games often use "mouse capture" for camera control, making it hard for tools like yours to work. You might try using input hooking or even simulating USB input with something like vJoy, or maybe remapping your tool to act as a joystick if the game supports controller input. I haven’t used GeForce Now in a while though, so I’m not sure about recent updates—hope this helps!

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