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Bluetooth mouse as second device in Unity application
How can I capture the screen coordinates of a Bluetooth mouse connected to the HoloLens within a Unity app (we want to enable both gazing/air-tab and mouse selection )?
The normal Unity way using Input.mousePosition doesn't work.
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It appears that although the Input.mousePosition is not working, Unity can also use the event below. This does work with HoloLens!
void OnGUI() { Event e = Event.current; Debug.Log(e.mousePosition); }5
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It appears that although the Input.mousePosition is not working, Unity can also use the event below. This does work with HoloLens!
void OnGUI() { Event e = Event.current; Debug.Log(e.mousePosition); }This worked in Unity 5.x but no longer works in Unity 2017+. Not sure what broke