It offers a flexible binding system, automatic cursor support for the UI, improved targeting and an easy configuration using a GUI.Įven though most people prefer to play Dark Souls with a controller, PC Gaming is all about choice and there certainly are a lot of people who prefer playing the Souls games with mouse and keyboard.Īlthough with DSMFix there already is a mouse fix for Dark Souls, which did a great job in helping many people (including me) to play the game with mouse and keyboard over the years, it is not an optimal solution. This fix makes Dark Souls use raw mouse input without any additional smoothing or acceleration.
Fixed a bug that caused the Auto Cursor to not recapture the cursor correctly after having switched out of the game. The Auto Cursor will no longer enable the cursor and lock the camera when UI elements are shown that cannot be controlled with the mouse, such as subtitles or certain floating messages. The GUI no longer loads a local d3d3.dll to prevent conflicts with certain mods/injectors, such as DSPW or SweetFX/ReShade (thanks to SeanPesce for his feedback and research on the issue). Added a complete initial default config that should be decently intuitive for most players that are not familiar with the game. Multiple changes to the usability of the GUI, including a revision of the labels and tooltips. Added audio feedback for certain status changes, such as loading of the mouse fix, reloading the config or changing the input mode. The cursor is enabled by default but can be disabled in the GUI Added a custom mouse cursor that should be more suitable for the game. See the corresponding tooltips or the Non-Standard Bindings section in the readme for details. It is now possible to bind Leap Attack, Kick, Dash Only, Roll Only and Auto Run actions to further enhance the customization of the controls. This does also work in Steam Controller input mode.Īdded a set of non-standard bindings. 
The switching sensitivity can be adjusted by an additional setting. This can either be always enabled or specified by a hold or a toggle binding. It is now possible to enable the switching of targets by flicking the mouse.
See the Binding System section in the readme for details. It works with almost any key on any keyboard, independent of the particular language or layout.
It allows the binding of arbitrary key and mouse button combinations. Have you ever wanted to switch your magic spell with Space+W+~+MouseWheelUp? Now you can! The old binding system has been replaced by an entirely new one.
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