Thanks Jason for the reply. You were correct. The noCursor command was the correct solution!

I will give it a try Azarzel

I having trouble getting the following code to work. I have this code in a function of the game.cs script in server folder. I'm trying to set the noCursor property of the playGui to 1, and it doesn't work. It needs to be in the game.cs script rather than the playgui.gui script because I need the use...

I second this code of conduct

Hi Jason, I noticed that you have a screenshot of a gun in one of your pictures. Are you having any trouble with the mouse movement being disabled. You are probably using Torque3D as opposed to TGE 1.4 (I use it because I like it and don't own the 1.5 version) but I used the playgui.SNAPTOGGLEi() co...

Check out the post 'getting torque to recognize graphics resolution' in the TGE section of these forums
if you haven't solved your problem yet!

Thanks, Duion, It really helps out in some videos I'm going to create in June!

I do not know Lua. I know it works with Lumberyard. but why do you want to use it with Torque?

I tried using the the playGUI.snapToggle command in my script so that I can have mouse movement in my game but when I check the console, it reports that snapToggle is an unknown command!

Hey guys the problem has been solved. It seems like I had two sets of controls with the same names, and the code was hiding the wrong set of controls. Therefore the obvious solution was to rename the set of controls.