NativeCursor

Replaces ROUNDS' built-in crosshair cursor with your actual Windows cursor - including custom cursor schemes and cursor-customizer apps (e.g. MouseX-style tools).

Why

ROUNDS bakes a "default cursor" (the crosshair) into its Player Settings. Unity keeps re-applying that crosshair on window focus and UI hover, so a naive "just call Cursor.SetCursor(null)" mod actually falls back to that same crosshair, not the OS pointer. NativeCursor instead captures your live Windows cursor and hands Unity a real texture, refreshing it several times a second so it stays in sync with cursor-customizer apps.

Features

• Shows your real Windows cursor in ROUNDS, in fullscreen, borderless, and windowed mode.
• Live-follows cursor-customizer apps by re-capturing the OS cursor on an interval.
• Optional: use your own PNG image as the cursor instead.
• Optional: fall back to ROUNDS' original crosshair.
• Everything is toggleable live from the in-game MODS -> NativeCursor menu (requires UnboundLib) - no restart needed.
• Hotkeys: F8 toggle on/off, F9 dump diagnostics to the BepInEx log, F10 force a recapture.

Using a custom image instead

1. Open MODS -> NativeCursor and click Use PNG file.
2. Drop a PNG named nativecursor.png into your profile's BepInEx\config\ folder.
3. If the click-point looks off, set HotspotX / HotspotY in BepInEx\config\oskar.rounds.nativecursor.cfg to the pixel coordinates of the tip of your cursor within the image, then click Recapture / reload cursor.

Notes / caveats

• Live-follow re-grabs the OS cursor roughly 5 times a second by default (RecaptureIntervalSeconds in the config) - it shows the current frame of your cursor, not a continuous animation/trail effect some cursor apps render.
• If you use another mod that also manipulates Cursor.lockState/Cursor.visible, the two may fight each other; NativeCursor re-asserts its state every frame while enabled.