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From: Sinai <49360850+sinaioutlander@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2020 16:07:20 +1000
Subject: [PATCH] Update README.md

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 It is fairly common for games to override mouse control with their own mouse behaviour. Unfortunately, it's not feasible for CppExplorer to handle this due to how differently every game will go about it.
 
-In general, pressing Escape (to open a menu) will usually give you control over the mouse.
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-For more control, you can create a plugin like [VRCExplorerMouseControl](https://github.com/sinaioutlander/VRCExplorerMouseControl), which was made for VRChat. With just one simple Harmony patch you should be able to give yourself control over the mouse while using CppExplorer.
+In order to fix this problem, you can:
+* Use [VRCExplorerMouseControl (VRChat)](https://github.com/sinaioutlander/VRCExplorerMouseControl)
+* Use [HPExplorerMouseControl (Hellpoint)](https://github.com/sinaioutlander/Hellpoint-Mods/tree/master/HPExplorerMouseControl/HPExplorerMouseControl)
+* In general, pressing Escape (to open a menu) will usually give you temporary control over the mouse.
+* Create your own mini-plugin using one of the two plugins above as an example. Usually only 1 or 2 Harmony simple patches are needed to fix the problem.
 
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