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I am using unity's default FPS controller script. My game switches scenes, and when it does I can't move the mouse. I know that this is because of unity's m_mouselook's lock cursor is on. What I don't know how to do is turn that boolean to false through a different script.

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Can you not just call name_of_mouselock_var = false? – ZEKE Sep 10 at 20:04
    
no, because it uses a folder of variables or something weird like that, – wfa Sep 11 at 0:16
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If you are using Unity 5 just type Cursor.LockMode = LockMode.Unlocked or whatever the lock modes unlocked mode is

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If you are unfamiliar with the API, please don't just guess. There is no LockMode under Cursor as per the Unity API. – Gnemlock Sep 30 at 16:24

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