The PlayerMouse behaves identically to the Mouse object that is obtained using Tool.Equipped. It can be accessed from LocalScripts using the local player's Player:GetMouse() method. Both …

It can be accessed through Player:GetMouse () called on the Players.LocalPlayer in a LocalScript. It is also passed by the Tool.Equipped event. It is most notable for the Icon property, which …

The GetMouse Player function returns the Mouse being used by the client. The player's mouse instance can be used to track user mouse input including left and right mouse button clicks …

Jan 14, 2022 · I just started to try and learn how to get the Players Mouse. I have tried using UserInputService and Player:GetMouse() Which one is more efficient to get the player’s mouse?

Sep 23, 2024 · I also know that you are able to grab a player’s specific mouse through the use of Player:GetMouse(). Therefore, it seems reasonable to be able to work backwards and get the …

Jan 7, 2019 · For anyone who’s interested, this post describes an alternative to using Mouse.Hit, and can easily be adapted to Mouse.Target (optionally with a target filter) if you have a little …

Mar 9, 2021 · You can’t, the only API’s for modifying how the user can move the mouse are UserInputService.MouseBehavior and UserInputService.MouseDeltaSensitivity. You might …

For getting/setting the user mouse icon in experiences, you should use UserInputService.MouseIcon. Mouse.Icon will be deprecated after the new API for plugins to …

Like all device inputs, you can capture mouse inputs using UserInputService. This service provides a scalable way to capture input changes and device input states for multiple devices …

Sep 15, 2021 · Whenever the right or left mouse is held down, the player should rotate towards the mouse. However, this doesn’t work when the player approaches a surface such as a wall, …