I have a custom cursor, I need it for moving crosshairs. I have a moving ship that is only controlled with the keyboard, but in front of it are 2 empties. When I press the assigned key/button, 2 bullets come out. It works great. I also have it so that these empties turn when I move the mouse. Mouse/mouse movement - and - mouse/look. It works when firing the guns, I can move the mouse and the guns move. The problem that I am having, however, is that the cursor and the line of sight for the bullets don't line up. If I press the "reset" on the mouse/look actuator, the cursor will stay in the center while the bullets aim and move around freely. If I click off on the "reset" on the mouse/look actuator, it's better, but the cursor doesn't align to where I'm shooting. I can kind of fix this by forcing the cursor to the side, and it centers both of them for a little while, but after a minute or so, the two become separated once again. Is there a way to fix this?
This is how I have it set up right now:
Here's how the empty is set up for firing the guns:
Here's how the cursor scene is set up, which needless to say is overlayed:
And this is what it's doing. Notice how the cursor is near center, but the bullets are firing off to the side?
Basically, I want to know how do I link up the bullet line of sight with the custom cursor?
Update I have found a script that centers (well, a little off from center but that's preferable for me) the mouse upon starting.
import bge
bge.render.setMousePosition(int(bge.render.getWindowWidth() / 2.003), int(bge.render.getWindowHeight() / 3))
Sadly, the empties do not align to center the way that I want it to still. It still makes them shoot off to the side. Is there a way to fix this?
