Hiding the mouse pointer

[ckp]

thanks @DOS76, i'll google that and give it a try!

[DOS76]

Here is a post that might explain what is going on a little better

[ckp]

I think I found how to go about this. I read you just copy the file lilypad.dll from your PCSX2 plugin folder to your epsxe plugin folder, set it in epsxe, and configure controller.

I'll try that out. 

[DOS76]

Yeah that is basically how easy it is.

[ckp]

works!

wasn't sure on settings, but just used directinput since using Xpadder. 

[ckp]

@DOS76, do you know how to set it to rumble the controller? currently using keyboard api direct input , with no 'game device APIs" checked. maybe something in the Pads area where it shows something about pad1 pad2 dual shock 2?

[DOS76]

I don't have a clue. I don't use ePSXe anymore personally.

[ckp]

3 hours ago, DOS76 said:

I don't have a clue. I don't use ePSXe anymore personally.

What do you use (Retroarch?)?

Are you able to get the resolution and graphics looking good like ePSXe? I'd be interest in knowing what your video settings are for it with what you use.

[ckp]

i got rumble to work. i just exported my lilypad settings from pcsx2 and imported. all good! still curious what you use for ps1 since epsxe seems to look so good for the few games i tried.

[DOS76]

I just use RA with a shader. Video is an extremely subjective matter and what I like you may not care for. I play all of my games in 16:9 wide screen which I know many people hate so if that isn't your preference from the bat that would eliminate my settings.

[ckp]

I am using 16:9 fullscreen on my 1080p screen currently for ps1.

[Valden]

I know this is dated, but being a new user to LaunchBox I had this exact issue. I solved it by allowing the Esc key to perform two functions. First press of Esc will move the mouse out of view. Second press will exit the emulator. It is not ideal as the mouse will need to be manually moved by the first press of Esc, but there is no need for additional software.

1^st) click on Tools then Manage Emulators.

2^nd) Double click on Demul.

3^rd) Select the AutoHotkey Script Tab. 

4th) Replace the Default Script with the following:

; Press Esc to move mouse and close emulator

n:=1

$Esc::

if ( n = 1 ) ;First press of Esc moves mouse

{

    MouseMove, 2000, 2000, 0 ;increase the first two values if the pointer is still visible on your display

 

    n++

}

else if ( n=2 ) ;Second press of Esc closes emulator

{

    Process, Close, {{{StartupEXE}}}

}

5^th) Click on Ok.

Give the script a test run and if you have any issues you can click on Reset to Default Script.

I hope this helps.

[kerszr]