CursorNode Forum

onix said in the Evaluator's Licence thread:

Doesn't work with Dawn of War - Soulstorm. Fine with Dawn of War 2 though.

I can confirm the test installation of LOTRO we have runs normally with CN and has no issues on starting up. But we don't have any other add-on's installed and just run it in 2D mode.

Thanks for sending in the trace files. Unfortunately there's no indication of a crash or anything unusual in them. The trace indicates a normal running cycle with a normal shut down. The log directory contains logs for all previous runs. So it's not always easy to pick out the right ones. It's usual...

Here's my shortcut:

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Cursor Node\CursorNode.exe" 764f22d5d02a28ca

Another possibility you can look at is if you are using an antivirus, you might want to check if anything has been quarantined/blocked/deleted by it. Sometimes AV's will do things without warning you about them.

If you supply "764f22d5d02a28ca" as a command line parameter to CursorNode.exe through the program shortcut, it will create a "Cursor Node" directory on your desktop that will contain some logs showing potential crashing errors. The logs will containing no meaningful information for end-users. So pl...

I guess I need one even if I already paid for 2 months. Certainly, I will add 5 days to your paid-for subscription. We would never short-change people :D . Full details about how the subscription works is available by clicking Cursor Node -> Settings Panel -> About -> Clock Symbol at bottom right. ...

From our testing long ago, the highlighter cursor also worked in full-screen mode of LOTRO. I don't know if things have changed now. Best thing to do is to try and see. As for crashing the game in windowed mode, I am not convinced CN is responsible. Does the game crash if you switch to windowed mode...

If the image of a 3d cursor doesn't change depending on its location on the screen, then supplying a static stereoscopic cursor image (with those blurry red and cyan shadows) to cursor node should give you a 3d cursor. To test, just grab any stereoscopic image (doesn't have to be a cursor) by search...

This makes it hard to click and point items in the UI as it is off a bit because oif the difference from 2D to 3D.. I hope that makes sence.. I have no experience of running LOTRO in 3D. If the cursor is off the hotspot, you can define a user-custom cursor and set an appropriate hotspot to compensa...