I think the engine multiplies mouse movement by some factor, so the OS cursor diverges from the game cursor. But in fullscreen+mouselock mode it should work fine, not sure why not in that link, but here is a link to another wip port of the same game engine to JS/WebGL,
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If you want something that will really blow your mind, check out the webgl demo of Cube 2: Sauerbraten (a Quake clone).
It's by far the most advanced WebGL FPS shooter I've seen so far - http://www.webgl.com/2012/05/webgl-game-cube-2-sauerbraten/
Mind blown. It's time to learn how to use WebGL.
Except it was written in C++ then converted to Javascript/WebGL.
The mere fact that even that is possible is pretty mind-blowing.
Agreed.
The math for calculating the mouse pointer position seems off, even in full screen mode.
I think the engine multiplies mouse movement by some factor, so the OS cursor diverges from the game cursor. But in fullscreen+mouselock mode it should work fine, not sure why not in that link, but here is a link to another wip port of the same game engine to JS/WebGL,
http://syntensity.com/static/bb/client.html
In fullscreen mode the mouse cursor works ok (at least in browsers that support mouselock).
Words cannot describe how epic that is