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I haven't added this setting yet, but it's coming soon. Now that you mention it, I'll also add options to decide if you should strafe or turn when moving around, but this won't work when you're locked in mouse look though.

Regarding losing your mouse; I have the habit of dragging my cursor over my character to lock it, instead of leaving it wherever on screen and wait for an event to trigger the lock. I also play without the setting where you turn mouse look on by moving, which is why it's disabled by default (I'm selfish that way). Even when I play hunter and frequently use trap launcher, I never seem to have an issue with losing my mouse.

I'll add some more customization to the movement and mouse handling soon. Even though you can't remove the automatic lock when centering your cursor at the moment, you can use the "Toggle mouse look" binding in the ConsolePort category to trigger it on and off as you please.

This release is incompatible with old mouse and trigger settings. If you have issues with scrolling or triggers not behaving correctly, look through the configuration panels for unchecked radiobuttons and fill them in manually. If you previously used the modifier flip setting, you will need to customize your triggers again.

The reason this system was replaced was to enable full control over which textures to use for the triggers. Some people may want to use the right hand side triggers as modifiers, or have one modifier on each side. Unfortunately, this doesn't translate perfectly to the old saved variables from previous versions. If you can't manage to restore full functionality by filling in the blanks, use the "Reset all settings" button in the main configuration pane to completely restore the addon. Note that this will remove any custom bindings as well.

This update also changes how the mouse look events are handled to some extent. Instead of bloating the config with settings for each type of NPC, all events regarding NPCs have been merged into one single setting. The mouse configuration will soon see some more updates to allow further customization.

Another change is the removal of all references to buttons in text. All buttons are now exclusively referenced by their corresponding texture, which simplifies localization and clarifies what each button means. The Steam controller still has incorrect textures for back and forward though.

Well, damn. I see why you would want it gone, then. This is not something that happens on Windows. On Windows, the hardware cursor is locked whenever mouse look is turned on, which means it keeps resetting to that spot whenever you move the mouse. The cursor always reappears where you left it.

Have you tried playing in fullscreen (not windowed fullscreen)? I own a Mac, so I can check for a solution eventually, but I don't have WoW installed on it currently.

Probably the software then. Have you tried Joystick Mapper?

This is exactly why it doesn't work properly. The keyboard assumes you're using WASD or arrow keys to move. If I were you, I would change my emulator profile to trigger arrow keys instead of whatever you're currently using. The main addon will automatically bind arrow keys for you, so you don't need to change any in-game key bindings.

The description for creating custom profiles on the main page has WASD/arrows listed as a requirement for movement. This is to make the addon functional on all locales, since some countries use other keyboard layouts. WASD was thrown into the mix because QWERTY is the most common setup.

Unnecessary complexity for a rather trivial issue. People who create custom profiles could pick invalid binding combinations aswell, but that doesn't mean I will spend time or effort writing code to handle every single possibility of incorrect setup. Arrow keys are supported regardless, and to my knowledge, arrow keys exist on all keyboards.

Yeah, that all comes down to emulation settings. I've had a 360 controller before, but I'm currently using a DualShock 4 with DS4Windows, which is what I recommend for the best results. It's remarkably better than using a 360 controller with JoyToKey or a PS3 controller on a Mac. The kind of controller and software you have makes a lot of difference in gameplay quality.

As you said, I can only react to input. If Blizzard allowed Xinput or Dinput to be read in WoW, I could read the axis values of the stick instead. Unfortunately, we can only do so much to mimic how a console would handle the controller.

I don't have any problem with it.