Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this video Kevin from the Fluid team shows off a new experimental feature in Fluid Link: "mouse locking", meant for FPS and other styles of games or applications, where your cursor moves relative to the center of a screen.
To use it, open an App Window for streaming from Fluid Link within Fluid, and then with Quest controllers you can press down twice on the control stick, or on your bluetooth keyboard you can press Enter twice.
Mouse locking cycles between 3 modes:
Mode 1 - no mouse locking. Your mouse behaves as normal, and this is the default.
Mode 2 - relative cursor locking. Your mouse moves relative to the center of the window, meant for bluetooth mouse users
Mode 3 - scroll cursor locking. The Quest controller sticks control movement instead of the mouse cursor position, and can be used for aiming like like on video game console control sticks
In this video Kevin from the Fluid team shows off a new experimental feature in Fluid Link: "mouse locking", meant for FPS and other styles of games or applications, where your cursor moves relative to the center of a screen.
To use it, open an App Window for streaming from Fluid Link within Fluid, and then with Quest controllers you can press down twice on the control stick, or on your bluetooth keyboard you can press Enter twice.
Mouse locking cycles between 3 modes:
Mode 1 - no mouse locking. Your mouse behaves as normal, and this is the default.
Mode 2 - relative cursor locking. Your mouse moves relative to the center of the window, meant for bluetooth mouse users
Mode 3 - scroll cursor locking. The Quest controller sticks control movement instead of the mouse cursor position, and can be used for aiming like like on video game console control sticks
