ah ok i see now, in EE the win_posi means the position in the desktop
ill add also position in the window function

Yesss, that would be great!
When can I expect the update?

don't know but in the meantime you can do this manually:
(include windows headers)

POINT point={Ms.win_posi.x, Ms.win_posi.y};
ScreenToClient((HWND)App.hwnd(),&point);

now point.x and point.y are in your window space

Hm, sorry, but the coordinates are still wrong...

they should be correct

arent you receiving 0,0 in top left corner?

mayb just the drawing isnt in the right place

Esenthel Wrote:arent you receiving 0,0 in top left corner?

Nope...

Quote:mayb just the drawing isnt in the right place

Drawing?... You mean the cursor?.. Erm, I don't know :?

EDIT: And if I move the mouse to the limit, it goes up to x=1680 and y=1050, although my window is 1024x768 big :?

Quote:Nope...

so what values are you receiving when the mouse is in the top left position on the
-desktop
-window

what is your current code for accessing the mouse position?

Quote:Drawing?... You mean the cursor?.. Erm, I don't know

no, the flash Image (using Image::draw)

Your code works!.. But only when I delete the application flag APP_MS_EXCLUSIVE. I'm getting correct coordinates with correct window resolution.

BUT in this mode I can't move the camera freely, because when the mouse reaches the limits of the desktop, the camera stops moving. Is there a way to fix this limitation?
Note: running my app in window mode, not fullscreen.

yes you can clip the mouse rectangle
Ms.clip(NULL,1) if i remember correctly