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Hugues Ross wrote: ↑Wed Dec 11, 2024 1:03 am Well, for starters you don't need to disable rect.indrag when the mouse goes outside the rectangle. That way, the only way for a drag the user has started to end is when they let go of the mouse button. If you're making a game where the drag can be cancelled by the box being prevented from reaching the mouse (ie. walls restricting where the box can go) I'd still use a different check, probably something like a raycast to see if the box can reach the mouse or not.

Anyway, I'm no expert on this subject but I think the reason the drag hangs behind the mouse is that the logic & rendering of the game are happening independently of your OS receiving hardware events and your GPU rendering a hardware cursor. Which makes sense--you wouldn't want your entire computer tied to a game's framerate. In theory, you could 'fix' this visually (the drag issue you're having wouldn't change) by hiding the mouse and rendering your own cursor at the position love reports the mouse being at...not sure if that's really an ideal solution and I probably wouldn't bother, but I'm pretty sure that'd work.