2024 and the mouse clicks not registering still exists

[FlameBushido]

As it turns out, I have been using Kovaak's for a bit now and its my favorite trainer. I love this game/program too much, but the issue with mouse clicks is still present. I've done a ton of searches online for a fix and everyone tells me to set the resolution to 1920x1080p. My monitor has 240hz with a 2560x1440p resolution and so the scaling no matter what I try does not fix this error in full screen, full screen windowed, and in windowed. I've tried everything.

From what I gather, I have two monitors and Kovaak's doesn't seem to like there being two because whenever i consistently slide my mouse to the left (towards the second monitor) that is when the shots stop registering. It seems like the cursor wants to leave the game screen and when you click, it is outside of the game screen and does not register the clicks as a shot. The strange thing is that it also does not tab out of the program, simply unregistered clicks. When I try to duplicate this issue while sliding my mouse to the right (away from the second monitor) it does not happen. Additionally, I have tried swapping Kovaak's to the left monitor and duplicating the issue, and sure enough, when I do the reverse, and slide the mouse to the right (towards the first monitor) the clicks stop registering and sliding left, the clicks are fine.

I dont know how the program is coded, nor do I have a great enough concept of how coding works, but it seems like the mouse has a certain timing or speed that the mouse cursor snaps back to the center of the screen even though its not visible. (from what I assume witnessing how other games function; In apex, sometimes if I flick too hard towards my left monitor, I accidentally tab out of the game because the mouse traveled faster to my left screen, than the games coding could snap it back to the center of the main monitor.) Maybe the issue can be resolved for users like me where the resolution swap does not fix it, by increasing the speed or number of times the mouse cursor snaps back into the center of the screen within a given time frame.

This is my suggestion with hopes that this is a possibility, because I have been stuck with this frustrating issue for a few months and no online solution or any personal changes or tests have succeeded in fixing it.

Thanks.