If this happens, then it's possible that the cursor size is not configured properly. The cursor size doesn't match the original Guild Wars 2 ones, or look blurry or pixelated You can now assign the custom cursors to the Guild Wars 2 cursors. I can't assign any cursors in the 64-bit client, how can I get YoloMouse to work?Īpparently there seems to be an issue for some people that can't get the cursors to work in the 64-bit client.Īs mentioned in this reddit post, you can solve this issue by hovering over the patcher window, and pressing Ctrl + Alt + Shift + 1.Īfter the game has started up, repeat this. Open it, copy the assignments in the assignments.ini file of the cursor pack, and paste it in the opened. In your %LOCALAPPDATA%\YoloMouse folder, there should be a file called after Guild Wars 2, something like *_Gw2_exe.ini or *_Gw2_64_exe.ini where the asterisk can be anything.
YoloMouse saves the cursor assignments on your hard drive, and we can share that. I don't want to go through the effort of assigning all the cursors myself!
If you have created your own cursor pack, please share them by submitting a pull request. If you want, you can create your own pack by taking the images from the originals folder.Īn easy way to create cursor files is by using RealWorld Cursor Editor. keep pressing the same key combination to cycle through the cursors in a range Assign the cursors to each in-game cursor by using Ctrl + Alt + Shift + , where is 4 for cursors in the 30-39 range, 5 for cursors in the 40-49 range, etc.Restart YoloMouse and Guild Wars 2 if needed.Copy these files to YoloMouse in its Cursors folder (e.g.
Choose a cursor pack inside the cursors folder (you can preview them on GitHub itself by opening the folder here and scrolling down).Download the cursors by pressing the Download ZIP button at the top right corner of this page (or alternatively, you can click here).Guild Wars 2 offers cursors in 4 sizes: 32px, 64px, 96px and 128px.Ĭurrently, only the old 32px variants are included in these cursor packs. I provide these images to the community for free, in the hope that it will help some people to keep track of their mouse cursor. Please note that I do not own the copyright of the original nor the modified ones the copyright will always belong to ArenaNet. If you're frustrated by this, then using YoloMouse is an option, in combination with these modified Guild Wars 2 cursors.īe sure to read the YoloMouse tutorial about how to add custom cursors, which will not be explained here. Maybe not as frequent as me, but most likely at least once. Anybody who has played Guild Wars 2, has probably come across the problem where you lose track of your mouse cursor.
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