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Support / Re: Mac - cursor resetting

« on: May 06, 2010, 04:35:53 am »

After talking to Mr. Gordon over IRC a workaround has been found:

What's happening is that, for whatever reason, the computer is getting gamepad input for the up and left buttons.

To prevent this from screwing with the game you just have to remove all the gamepad mappings in the 'Key Config' Menu under options:

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Support / Re: Mac - cursor resetting

« on: May 05, 2010, 08:03:36 am »

I've posted the bug on his bug tracker.


For anyone curious, I've made a video demonstrating the bug.

In the video all key inputs are visible at the bottom.

Notice how when a movement key is held down the cursor moves freely, and how
when one is not held down the cursor resets to the character's center, causing
the cursor to jump around wildly as the user's input moves the cursor one
frame, and it is reset in the next.

Also notice how when in the 'singing' mode, if only control is held down the
cursor resets, but when control and a movement key are held down together the
cursor moves freely.

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Support / Re: Mac - cursor resetting

« on: May 05, 2010, 02:13:04 am »

Thanks, I'll be sure to do so =)

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Support / Mac - cursor resetting

« on: May 05, 2010, 01:52:24 am »

I recently bought Aquaria through the wolfire 'humble indie bundle' promotion and had some issues with the cursor not moving as it should.

However I'm not certain this is the correct place to post this.

In the "README-macosx.txt" file included with the game it says

"Please report any bugs here:
http://bugzilla.icculus.org/"

But when I go to bugzilla it says next to aquaria: "Bit Blot's underwater exploration game. This is only for the Linux version!" You can see my confusion.


Anyways, assuming this is the proper location to post the bug:

The bug consists of the cursor resetting to the same location when trying to move it. in-game the cursor is always ontop of the main character, at 0,0 causing her to swim up and left if not using the ASDW keys. in the menu it works just fine.

The bug also occurs when a dialogue is up that asks for a yes or no confirmation, with the cursor resetting constantly to the 'no' button.


Not sure if this would be much help in this case, but I am using a late '08 Macbook pro, running Mac OS 10.6.3, NVIDIA GeForce 9600M GT with 512 Vram.