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My mouse is acting funny:In Chrome:Clicking bookmarks will open them in a new tab.Clicking forward/back arrow will open them in a new tab. Clicking tabs will close them. Clicking links acts normally.These problems exist in incognito mode.Do not exist on IE. Windows: Clicking taskbar icons doesn't do anything. Alt tabbing still works.Clicking close on windows doesn't work.Can't move windows.Click windows loses focus. Ctrl+Alt+Delete to bring up task manager, allows buttons to be clickable there.Note that the Windows problems and the Chrome problems don't necessarily happen at the same time. Ie sometimes the Chrome tabs will be a problem, but I can interact with Windows applications. I'm using a Logitech G500s plugged into my laptop. I've disabled the laptop touch pad with the hard button, though if activate that, the same issues occur. It's happening very sporadically. I'm wondering if it's because a key is stuck or something. If so, which key? Advice 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. Update: I think I might have solved it. It's possibly the mouse. Googling it, it appears that this model of mouse has issues around the middle button. Though, that doesn't explain why when I've unplugged it, the issue remains. 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?

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Tired of switching from your controller to your mouse during the game? Now you can use your controller to move the cursor in the game. (This also works outside of the game as well, so you can use your controller instead of your mouse on the desktop. I'm sure many of you know about the Joy To Key program, but here's how you do it:First download the program here: follow these steps:1) Open the Joy to Key program and create a new configuration file and name it Mouse. 2) In the right window, right click Left under the Button column and click "configure this button." Click the Mouse tab on the top.3) Look for where it says cursor movements and slide the left one to about -45 (the higher the number, the faster your cursor will move, so the number you choose is up to you). Press OK.4) Now Configure the Right the same way using the horizontal slider but move the right side to about +45. 5) Configure Up and Downthe same way using the Vertical Cursor Movements bar. Up should be about -45 and Down should be about +45. 6) Then right click the gamepad button you want to use as the left mouse click button. I chose 2. Right click 2 to configure. Then check the box in the lower left that says Left Button. (If you want to,you can also configure a right click button too)7) You can now test the configuration with your controller. Your left analog should be able to move the cursor around and the button you chose should be the left click.8) To use this function in the game, DON'T close the program... just minimize it. Start your game, and your controller now acts as the mouse. Just close the JoyToKey program

Editor layout is the position, size and stacking of each panel in Cocos Creator.Select the Cocos Creator/File -> Layout menu in the main menu, currently only Default Layout is supported. Based on the default layout, it is allowed to continue to adjust the position and size of each panel. Changes to the layout are automatically saved in the global directory at:Windows: %USERPROFILE%\.CocosCreator\editor\window.jsonmacOS: $HOME/.CocosCreator/editor/window.jsonResizing panel ​Hover the mouse over the boundary line between the two panels and see the mouse pointer become , then press the mouse, the boundary line will turn yellow, then drag the mouse to change the size of the two adjacent panels.Note: some panels are set to the minimum size, when dragging to the minimum size limit, shrinking the panel cannot continue.Moving panel ​A panel can be moved to any position in the editor window by clicking the tab bar of the panel and dragging it. The red box in the following figure indicates the area of the tab bar that can be dragged and dropped, and the arrow indicates the dragging direction:The blue translucent box during moving the panel indicates the position where the moved panel will be placed after releasing the mouse.Stacking Panel ​In addition to moving the panel position, it is allowed to move the mouse to the tab bar area of another panel when dragging and dropping the panel tab bar:Releasing the mouse when the red vertical line appears in the tab bar of the target panel allows stacking two panels together, while only one panel is displayed:Stacking panel is useful when the screen resolution is insufficient, or when laying out less-used panels. Panels in the stack can be dragged out at any time to restore displaying at the top level.Panels also support pop-up standalone panels or close panel operations by clicking the button at the top right of the panel. However, note that the Scene panel does not support pop-up/close.