Losing Mouse Pointer When Launching Streaming

Hi,

A corrupted data may cause your game not to work properly. Here are two steps on how to isolate system issues:



Method 1: Perform a clean boot, this helps eliminate software conflicts that occur when you install a program or an update or when you run a program in Windows 10. Here is the link on
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Let us know how it turns out.

As a side note, when the app is full screen and I move my mouse to bring up the toolbar on top, the choppiness and lag stops and the stream is very smooth. As soon as I stop moving the mouse and the toolbar and mouse pointer fades away, it gets choppy again.

It's like the mouse pointer on your pc or laptop. If you make the settings to where the mouse pointer shows trails then this is a good example. The host is the mouse pointer and what you're shooting at are the trails and not the mouse pointer itself. That's
why it's not hard hitting a host that's running directly to the north or south of you but when it's in another direction it's tricky.

Try to check if there are any updates to your minecraft.

Normally, playing Minecraft in fullscreen restricts the mouse pointer to inside the game itself. However, on 1.8.2-pre5, you can move the mouse outside the usual zone, allowing you to click things in another
window. When you do, however, the game minimizes (for it's not actually designed for windowed fullscreen.)

If you move the mouse out-of-bounds and back in, you cannot move it out again. You would need to close and open the GUI again for the glitch to repeat itself.

Unfortunately, I cannot get pictures of this, because Print Screen doesn't capture the mouse. I am uploading a screenshot, but I had to draw in a mouse pointer where mine was.

STEPS TO REPRODUCE:

1) Launch Minecraft, switch to fullscreen mode (if not already in fullscreen)

2) Open a world (doesn't matter whether it's singleplayer or multiplayer)

3) Open any inventory, chat, or pause the game

4) Move the mouse pointer onto a secondary monitor. You will see that it can go out-of-bounds.

SEARCH TERMS USED:

"fullscreen"

"fullscreen inventory"

"mouse"

"fullscreen mouse"

Hi,

Xbox supports the use of mouse and keyboard in some games and apps, but it doesn’t work for all content. The game or app publisher must enable this feature for their content.

To configure your mouse:

1. Press the Xbox button on your controller to open the guide.
2. Select Profiles & system > Settings > Devices & streaming.
3. Select Mouse. You’ll see options for pointer speed and for swapping primary and secondary mouse buttons.