The reticle cursor option accessible though Settings > General > "Use reticle cursor instead of arrow" has some issues.
When you go into mouse look mode, the cursor remains visible.
This causes the cursor to visibly jump as you move the view around.
This may be possible to fix in the mouse look script by disabling the reticle if it is active.
When exiting mouse look mode, the pointer returns along with the reticle.
Now you will see both the system pointer and the Overte cursor.
It may be possible to fix this issues as well by going to the mouse look script.
[issue_1.webm](https://github.com/overte-org/overte/assets/43324896/e14a0760-4324-4ec4-b6fe-7bf6893cc274)
[issue_2.webm](https://github.com/overte-org/overte/assets/43324896/35f8d37b-ae88-4054-b3cf-480cfdd74478)
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I'd say that we should try fixing it by looking into update order and how it is drawn.
Reticle being visible in mouse look mode is on purpose - it serves as a crosshair then.
Description
The reticle cursor option accessible though
Settings > General > "Use reticle cursor instead of arrow"
has some issues.When you go into mouse look mode, the cursor remains visible.
This causes the cursor to visibly jump as you move the view around. This may be possible to fix in the mouse look script by disabling the reticle if it is active.
When exiting mouse look mode, the pointer returns along with the reticle.
Now you will see both the system pointer and the Overte cursor. It may be possible to fix this issues as well by going to the mouse look script.
Video examples