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• ChrisIceBox

  5:47AM

  You can use a custom script to lock the cursor, and affect the locked position.

  If you're using Unity UI, it's a bit tricky but it should be possible to read which element is selected and extract its screen position. Something along these lines:

  void Update()
  {
      Menu menu = PlayerMenus.GetMenuWithName("Conversation");
      if (menu.IsOn())
      {
          KickStarter.playerInput.forceGameplayCursor = ForceGameplayCursor.KeepLocked;
          foreach (var element in menu.visibleElements)
          {
              if (element.IsSelectedByEventSystem(0))
              {
                  var rect = element.GetObjectToSelect().GetComponent<RectTransform>();
                  var screenPosition = new Vector2(rect.anchorMin.x*Screen.width, rect.anchorMin.y * Screen.height);
                  KickStarter.playerInput.OverrideLockedCursorPosition(screenPosition);
                  break;
              }
          }
      }
      else
      {
          KickStarter.playerInput.forceGameplayCursor = ForceGameplayCursor.KeepUnlocked;
          KickStarter.playerInput.ReleaseLockedCursorPositionOverride();
      }
  }