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RGFW Under the Hood: Raw Mouse Input and Mouse Locking

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By Xdefault RootWindow, Pointer MotionMask, XPoint point, XEvent event
| The Code Project
RGFW is a lightweight single-header windowing library, its source code can be found here. This tutorial is based on its source code. When you create an application that locks the cursor, such as a game with a first-person camera, it's important to be able to disable the cursor. This means locking the cursor in the middle of the screen and getting raw input. The only alternative to this method would be a hack that pulls the mouse back to the center of the window when it moves.
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RGFW Under the Hood: Raw Mouse Input and Mouse Locking

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By Pointer MotionMask, Xdefault RootWindow, XPoint point, XEvent event
| DEV Community
A tutorial that explains how to lock the cursor and enable raw mouse input for X11, WinAPI, Cocoa, and Emscripten. Introduction RGFW is a lightweight single-header windowing library, its source code can be found here. This tutorial is based on its source code. When you create an application that locks the cursor, such as a game with a first-person camera, it's important to be able to disable the cursor. This means locking the cursor in the middle of the screen and getting raw input.
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