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This is a planned feature. Will implement in the future. |
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So it is not a system problem of win10 and win11, nor is it a problem of apollo. only the shortcut keys you send in moonlight will take effect.No matter how you think about it, the shortcut keys you press in host cannot control the hiding or display of the Android mouse cursor.Have you ever thought that the Android cursor disappears because you don't move for a bit time and it disappears by itself? |
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no, the android cursor disappear immediately when i press the combo in host. I still think it is a bug of win10 virtual display because the maintainer has tested the combo work well on win11 virtual display mode. And i'v tested this combo is work on win10 if i choose legacy mode without virtual display. |
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I just understand you.I remembered that if it is a virtual display, the win10 system cannot handle the hardware cursor of the virtual display device. To realize the function of hiding the cursor, your display must support the hardware mouse. All the physical display actually supports hardware cursor. I don’t know whether the virtual display currently used by Apollo supports the hardware pointer. But no matter which open source virtual display driver you use, make sure your system is win11. Only win11 supports the hardware mouse of the virtual reality device.if you don't want to use win11, using physical dsiplay is the solution. |
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It's not a bug, it's that the win10 system does not support the hardware mouse of the virtual display device.If you want to use win10, you can't hide the mouse with the virtual display. only the physical display can you hide it in win10.by the way,the sunshine host does not listen to the local mouse and keyboard operations, how can it control your other end |
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Thank you! I understand. |
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The project （link：https://github.com/cryonox/moonlight_mousesync ） can synchronize the desktop cursor with the remote, but the cursor in the game cannot. This method is relatively simple and not suitable for games. For the desktop, it is already very good. Parsec's mouse pointer has always been very good, which is why I don't abandon it. Sunshine This problem has been around for a long time, but the developers don't seem to pay attention to it. looking forward to your addition of this function in the future. |
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Maybe the DXGI API can be used to retrieve the game mouse cursor information from the frame data? Most games use hardware mouse pointers (overlaid on top of the screen frame buffer), and I think this might be captured from the rendering layer.For games like Baldur's Gate 3 and League of Legends (hoping the local mouse mode cursor can sync with the cursor in the game as well). |
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Sunshine already did this and it composites the mouse onto the frame again before encoding the frame, but the code is a total mess so it's really hard to get the cursor image out separately. |
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em，wish you can achieve it，How long is this plan expected to take to realize? |
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In a non-LAN environment, the mouse delay is particularly severe, which is particularly uncomfortable when playing League of Legends and also very uncomfortable when on the computer desktop. Of course, the local mouse mode (press CTRL ALT SHIFT C) can solve it, but the mouse cursor will not change. It is okay on the desktop, but it is a bit uncomfortable in League of Legends. Can it get the information of the remote host cursor like parsec, and then draw locally? Synchronize the remote cursor to the local
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