Simply put, how I do go about making a cursor that has a field that will invert the colors behind it. Windows comes with three sets (Small, Medium, and Large) that is meant for people with vision impairments, but I enjoy color inverting and would like to apply this to my own cursors... So how do I do it?
I'm pretty sure RealWolrd works with it, because I can open, edit, and save the inverted cursors, but I can't change where it inverts, or make my own from scratch.
Thanks in advance.
First, smooth cursors with shadows (the 32-bit ones) cannot use it. This is a Windows limitation. Other than that, these "inverted" pixels can have different colors and they also interfere with some image filters.
So, if you really want to make a cursor with inverted pixels in the current version:
1) Create a cursor with other than 32 bits color depth.
2) Change current color to completely transparent but white (upper right corner in the left color area).
3) Draw with pencil or other tool, preferably in "replace" mode. You won’t see anything in the editor, but if you move your cursor above the "Test area" panel, the drawn shape will be there happily inverting.
I know, this is a bit awkward, but the support for non 32-bit color depths it is slowly fading.
Thank you very much for the information, it works perfectly.
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