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I additionally require to reset the position of the mouse to the center after every single interaction with the user.
This is now possible with the pointer capture API in Android 8.0+ (released August 2017). Summary:
To request pointer capture, call the requestPointerCapture() method on the view.
Once the request to capture the pointer is successful, Android calls onPointerCaptureChange(true), and starts delivering the mouse events.
Your focused view can handle the events by performing one of the following tasks:
If you're using a custom view, override onCapturedPointerEvent(MotionEvent).
Otherwise, register an OnCapturedPointerListener.
The view in your app can release the pointer capture by calling releasePointerCapture().