In Game Cursor

Kr4ftw3rkub17_ESO

Really quick question: Without having to change the resolution... is there a way to slightly enlarge the 'In Game Cursor'? Thnx

vsrs_au

Kr4ftw3rkub17_ESO wrote: »

Really quick question: Without having to change the resolution... is there a way to slightly enlarge the 'In Game Cursor'? Thnx

Perhaps try this ESO mod?
https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/39670?tab=description

It provides various predefined cursor styles and sizes. I haven't tried the mod myself, though, I just found it in a search.

Kr4ftw3rkub17_ESO

Perhaps try this ESO mod?

https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/39670?tab=description

It provides various predefined cursor styles and sizes. I haven't tried the mod myself, though, I just found it in a search.[/quote]

Thnx, I'll look into it. Cheers....

Lucifer_Sam

That is a Skyrim mod. Not an ESO mod.

vsrs_au

Lucifer_Sam wrote: »

That is a Skyrim mod. Not an ESO mod.

Yes, I didn't read the page carefully enough. This Steam "game" is another option, it was also mentioned in 2018 in this forum: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1283970/YoloMouse/

alenae1b14_ESO

Combat Recticle addon might be helpful.

alenae1b14_ESO

Eh sorry Combat Recticle doesnt help with cursor.

etchedpixels

There doesn't appear to be one. The game even ignores the OS settings for accessibility.

This is why there ought to be more laws on games and accessibiltiy requirements and less armwaving and fake-we-care stuff.

ZOS_Bill

The thread linked below has some suggestions for helping with the cursor size.

Visually impaired - Larger Mouse Icon Add-on?

etchedpixels

The thread only links to a hack that sort of helps with the centre screen reticule, and not trying to be funny but when the cursor is in the middle of the screen we *all* know where it is by definition.

It's when the cursor is moving around to select things it becomes a problem, especially on a 4K display because ESO also doesn't cursor scale for screen resolution either.

It's a bug - ESO doesn't honour the basic accessibility settings of the PC, or use the screenreader support or a load of other basic accessibility settings.