Burret: Any ideas?

dr.schliemann: I would try using dgVoodoo2: follow this guide.

DustyStyx: Are you using a gaming mouse that runs on some .NET library? It may be the way it translates between the game dgVoodoo2 and DirectX itself. On the launch menu there is a link for advanced settings, in there there is a checkbox for a DirectX option, try toggling that.

DustyStyx: Yes you did, sorry. Just curious tho, have you tried a different mouse?

MrEWhite: Try fucking with the mouse smoothing setting in the settings. I did that and it's pretty smooth now. Otherwise try turning your mouse's polling rate down if you can.

Burret: I tried a mouse that by default has a very low polling rate (125 Hz) but that didn't help, either. The movement is still jerky with that mouse.

However, messing with the smoothing settings and manually checking (and setting) a few checkboxes in the registry did help. I hope that Blood 2 gets the makeover the first game got at some point.

Thanks for your input, everyone. :)

Burret: Hey.

I'm running into mouse input issues when playing Blood 2 under Windows 10.
The input is very jerky/stuttery, especially when moving around at the same time - it's almost like the cursor jumps every second or so.

Sometimes, the console also says "Input buffer overflow on mouse".

I went through the steps described in other threads:
- Vsync on/off
- FPS limit on/off (including "maxfps 60" in console)
- Compatibility mode
- Checking "disable directx6 commands" and "Disable joysticks"

Any ideas?

zZaRDoZz: This is a patch for shogo's mouse pointer issue over at GitHub .

I have no idea if it will work for B2, but it could be worth a shot.

https://github.com/elishacloud/dxwrapper/issues/54