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Close Your name Your email Suggestion* DescriptionDetermines whether the hardware pointer is locked to the center of the view, constrained to the window, or not constrained at all.
A locked cursor is positioned in the center of the view and cannot be moved. The cursor is invisible in this state, regardless of the value of Cursor.visible. Note: Locking the cursor prevents the user from interacting with UI elements.
A confined cursor behaves normally, but it is confined to the view. For example, if the application is running in a window, the a confined cursor cannot leave that window. The confined cursor mode is only supported on Windows and Linux standalone builds.
The recommended best practice for a positive user experiences is to only to lock or confine the cursor because of a user's action, such as pressing a button.
The cursor state can be changed by the operating system or the Editor. For example, check the state of the cursor when the application regains focus or the state of a game changes to reveal a UI.
In the Editor, the cursor loses focus in Game mode when you press Escape or when you switch an application. In the Standalone Player, you have full control over the mouse cursor, but if you switch applications, the cursor goes out of focus.
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