That's right, when I carefully observe using the mouse to slide the screen, I will find that the screen shakes slightly even if the fps is displayed at around 300. However, this problem disappears immediately when I use the touchpad. My mouse is wireless, and I recently tried using a wired mouse. Ironically, I don't have a wired mouse, so I plan to buy one. The amazing thing is that when I revert back to the previous version, this problem no longer exists. I have also experimented with it in the latest Java version of the same version, and there is no such problem at all. If I find that there is no such issue when playing with a wired mouse in the future, I estimate that the problem should be the compatibility between the specific mouse and the new version of the Bedrock game engine.
Benny He
That's right, when I carefully observe using the mouse to slide the screen, I will find that the screen shakes slightly even if the fps is displayed at around 300. However, this problem disappears immediately when I use the touchpad. My mouse is wireless, and I recently tried using a wired mouse. Ironically, I don't have a wired mouse, so I plan to buy one. The amazing thing is that when I revert back to the previous version, this problem no longer exists. I have also experimented with it in the latest Java version of the same version, and there is no such problem at all. If I find that there is no such issue when playing with a wired mouse in the future, I estimate that the problem should be the compatibility between the specific mouse and the new version of the Bedrock game engine.