This can even persist across universe & place teleports, but does not persist upon rejoining or restarting the client. I & O will still work to zoom the camera, but do not fix the problem. this works on every default camera game i’ve tested, and some others.Īfter performing these steps, the camera will “break” and instead of scroll wheel zooming in and out, it will instead tilt the camera relative to the player. relatively simple to replicate, you need a mouse capable of horizontal/side scrolling. This seems like it might be related to another report, since it has similar effects: Pressing Ctrl while zooming forces you to hold Ctrl to zoom manually, otherwise tilts camera (thanks for narrowing down the problem more) Here is the problem demonstrated in my own gameĪnd here is the problem demonstrated in Welcome to Bloxburg as far as I’m aware, this problem is recent, since I do this fast zoom in zoom out casually sometimes anyway, and only recently noticed it.
scroll in or out really fast, basically just go nuts with itĮventually the camera will “break” and instead of scroll wheel zooming in and out, it will instead tilt the camera relative to the player.go into any game with the default camera.relatively simple to replicate, you might need a mouse wheel capable of quickly smooth scrolling. switch back and forth from infinite scrolling or press middle-mouse-left or middle-mouse right so that the device becomes unstuck.This is on PC. Try to press the middle mouse button a few times as well as any other button presses that your scroll wheel allows: e.g.So to solve these possible issues you have to:
#RESET MOUSE FOR MAC ACTING WEIRD DRIVER#
#RESET MOUSE FOR MAC ACTING WEIRD WINDOWS#
The mouse driver is interfering with the windows mouse interface and causing sporadic presses.I suspect some corrupted driver settings/files. The internal MacBook keyboard is not affected. The problem introduced itself when I relogged in after sleep mode and persists since then. The mouse has a faulty middle mouse button Some keys perform weird extra insertions.We can assume that the middle mouse button is continually pressed and that's why even a left click is closing the Chrome tabs. Is it possible that the middle button sends a 'mouse down' event, and then I unplug it, and then because it hasn't received a 'mouse up' event that it continues acting like the middle mouse is down? Though, that doesn't explain why when I've unplugged it, the issue remains. Googling it, it appears that this model of mouse has issues around the middle button. If so, which key?Īdvice I've read elsewhere has suggested that the middle mouse button is stuck, but the G500s doesn't have a middle mouse down per se, it has clicky scroll, and fast scroll. I'm wondering if it's because a key is stuck or something. Then it displayed the 'Welcome to G Hub' screen, as if I had just freshly installed it, and beyond there is only displaying 'Connect your Logitech gear' despite it all being plugged in. I've disabled the laptop touch pad with the hard button, though if activate that, the same issues occur. G Hub reset At some point yesterday, my keyboard or mouse was acting strange so I opened G Hub. I'm using a Logitech G500s plugged into my laptop. Ie sometimes the Chrome tabs will be a problem, but I can interact with Windows applications. Note that the Windows problems and the Chrome problems don't necessarily happen at the same time. Ctrl+Alt+Delete to bring up task manager, allows buttons to be clickable there.Clicking close on windows doesn't work.Clicking taskbar icons doesn't do anything.These problems exist in incognito mode.Clicking forward/back arrow will open them in a new tab.
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