Select this setting if you use AutoCAD and find that the mouse cannot pass freely from the virtual machine to the host system or if pointer speed is different when you use AutoCAD. Some applications, such as AutoCAD, are incorrectly identified as games. When you play computer games in a virtual machine, the optimized mouse is usually not released from the virtual machine. Mouse motion is always optimized for games. Workstation Pro determines when to optimize mouse motion. By optimizing the virtual mouse for games, you can achieve this effect in a virtual machine. In some computer games, you move the pointer to the edge of the screen to pan the scene or scroll. Select mouse behavior for computer games. If you have multiple virtual machines open at the same time, selecting this setting helps you track the active cursor. The cursor does not appear in the virtual machine display after input is transferred back to the host system. VMware Tools must be installed in the virtual machine to use this feature. You might need to deselect this setting if you play computer games that pan or scroll when you move the pointer to the edge of the screen. After clicking on the Options to change the crosshair color in Autocad, click on the Display tab as shown by the green arrow then click on the Colors button. When this setting is selected, you can use the host system without first pressing a key combination. Virtual machines release the cursor when you point outside of the virtual machine window. To configure cursor settings, select Edit > Preferences > Input. Now go share your new found knowledge with another CAD operator.Cursor settings control cursor behavior for the virtual machines that you run in Workstation Pro. If it is changed then you are smarter now than you were when you awoke this morning. Has the cursor color been changed? If not, then perhaps you forgot to click on the Apply & Close button.
In the lower left corner, click on the button that is labeled Apply & Close.Ĭlose the Option window. Note: The change in color should be previewed in the Model tab window at the upper left. In the Color box just below and to the right, scroll through and select the new color for your cursor (or pointer). (Note: AutoCAD refers to the cursor as a pointer.) Use the arrow to scroll through the list until you see Model tab pointer. There should be a scrollable list just below. In the middle of the Color options window note the words Window Element. In the upper left corner of the next window click on the button labeled Colors. In the Options window click on the tab labeled Display. Next, at the bottom of the menu click on Options. At the top of your screen click on the Tools dropdown menu.
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