MrLevtastic
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I use a multi-monitor setup for streaming games, and some games don't clip the cursor bounds to their own window - instead they hide the cursor, and swallow left/right click events, but they do not swallow scrollwheel events.
This means that the invisible cursor can drift over the OBS window on the second monitor, and any scroll wheel usage in the game can cause dropdown selections to be changed. Commonly this causes me to accidentally change my scene transition effect, but I'm also worried about what else in the UI might respond to scroll events without me noticing.
Is there any way for me to make OBS stop responding to scroll events? Or is this something I should be asking for as a feature suggestion?
This may be an OS-specific accessibility feature - I'm encountering this problem on Windows 10 Pro x64 using OBS 21.0.1 x64.
This means that the invisible cursor can drift over the OBS window on the second monitor, and any scroll wheel usage in the game can cause dropdown selections to be changed. Commonly this causes me to accidentally change my scene transition effect, but I'm also worried about what else in the UI might respond to scroll events without me noticing.
Is there any way for me to make OBS stop responding to scroll events? Or is this something I should be asking for as a feature suggestion?
This may be an OS-specific accessibility feature - I'm encountering this problem on Windows 10 Pro x64 using OBS 21.0.1 x64.