Are there any code pieces or ways to return the vector of the current position of my cursor in game?

Not any that I know of. What are you trying to do, exactly?

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Well I'm trying to combine Abdul Alhazred's Hammer R2 Mod and Azukki's Wrecking Ball Mod into a single Hammerfight (aka Hammerfall) mod that truly resembles the original game.

Right now I'm trying to figure out how to make the craft mouse-steerable while still giving the player a good amount of control.
Azukki's Wrecking Ball mod makes the craft/ball travel based on the angle that the craft is facing (somewhat like which direction the mouse is facing towards), but the main problem is that you can't control the velocity of the vehicle very easily.

Other things I'm thinking of adding are
- Weapon momentum (Swinging a tiny sword will feel very different from swinging a massive hammer)
- Weapon Sharpness (Simulated by generating those Wrecking Ball buzz saw particles around the "sharp" edges of weapons)
- Shields
- I also remember someone making a slow-mo mod. Might be a bit beyond my current modding level to implement something similar, but it'll be awesome if I eventually do get it in.

The code snippet:

is a vector defining how much the mouse has moved. So while you can't exactly tell WHERE the mouse is, you can still tell what direction it's moving at what magnitude. You can then use that vector and add it to the position of something that you're controlling to mimic the movement of the mouse.

Sweeet, Thanks a lot CaveCricket48!

i remember there is a lua function in SceneManager named GetOffset or something like that, which will return the offset of the viewport (left-top oriented), you may need to add a vector of half the width and height of the viewport to get the center position of the viewport which should be also your cursor position.

Another alternate may be the actor.ViewPoint... but i'm not quite sure about that.

Just try them and see if either of them is satisfactory.