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Some buttons may redirect the user to a different screen, and OneConfig's buttons change the cursor to a pointing hand when hovered. When clicking these buttons, the cursor keeps the pointing hand shape when the screen changes even though its not hovered on anything.
OneConfig.cursor.issue.mp4
Steps to reproduce
Install:
Minecraft 26.1.2
Fabric Loader 0.19.2
OneConfig 1.0.0-beta.1
Fabric Language Kotlin 1.13.12+kotlin.2.4.0
Open OneConfig
Click "Edit Hud"
Observe the pointing hand shape of the cursor even though it's not hovered on anything.
Anything else?
It can fix itself when the cursor's state is changed again, but the cursor will remain stuck (after following the Steps to reproduce) with the pointing hand shape when the "Allow Cursor Changes" option is disabled, and the user doesn't interact with OneConfig again or with mods that can change the cursor back (that doesn't use Minecraft's GuiGraphicsExtractor or Blaze3D's Window API to do so)
Also consider respecting the "Allow Cursor Changes" option from vanilla Minecraft
Original reporter & ticket id
No response
Category
Frontend
Bug description
Some buttons may redirect the user to a different screen, and OneConfig's buttons change the cursor to a pointing hand when hovered. When clicking these buttons, the cursor keeps the pointing hand shape when the screen changes even though its not hovered on anything.
OneConfig.cursor.issue.mp4
Steps to reproduce
Anything else?
It can fix itself when the cursor's state is changed again, but the cursor will remain stuck (after following the Steps to reproduce) with the pointing hand shape when the "Allow Cursor Changes" option is disabled, and the user doesn't interact with OneConfig again or with mods that can change the cursor back (that doesn't use Minecraft's
GuiGraphicsExtractoror Blaze3D'sWindowAPI to do so)Also consider respecting the "Allow Cursor Changes" option from vanilla Minecraft