Better Solution than CursorLockMode for FPS?

Hi!

Is there a better solution for webGL content using the FPS controller to prevent the camera rotation from stopping when the mouse hits the edge of the screen? I am using mouse lock mode now as everyone suggests, but I actually want the mouse free to click on UI elements. Ideally it would just be a script that says:

"When the mouse hits the edge the screen, keep moving the camera in that direction until the mouse is moved in the opposite direction."

Seems simple enough, but I am still reading my first C# book, and have no idea how to write that code or if it's the right solution. I don't like all the notifications MouseLock mode throws in the browser and again, need the mouse for buttons.

Thanks for any tips,

Troy

 

So I did some reading and proudly figured out how to make the Camera only move when the user clicks the right mouse button. This frees up the mouse to interact with GUI buttons. So...super simple solution, but being new to coding - I had a major nerdgasm upon success. Still has the browser notification for hiding the mouse, but that is okay...works pretty well. Thanks Interwebs!