Cursor reaction upon mouse-click - RealWorld forums

heyy, lately ive been trying to get my cursor to flash whin i click but i havent been able to, how can i do this?

As is explained throughout the site, the operation of making the mouse animate on mouse click (i assume every mouse click) is impossible with RW-Cursor editor. You would require a shareware(not free) copy of Cursor XP which will monitor your mouse movement and will react upon mouse-click, hover over or working periods.

If you look around you might be able to find an illegal copy but were not warez so i cant divulge information leading to the illegal files. But yeah if you really want to spend your money on software you will probably not use again, then that's fine.

Im pinning this topic because everyone NEEDS to know about this. this has been asked quite a lot.

These are the system requirements for Cursor XP found at http://www.stardock.com/products/cursorfx/

System Requirements

• Windows7/Windows XP/Vista
• 100MB free drive space
• 512MB RAM
• Impulse must be installed in order to download and update software.

CursorXP costs $19.95 USD

I HAVE CURSOR XP!

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i have heard of a program called i touch which gives you an effect on mouse click but its not too good

those cursors the stardock cursors make it able to click

darnn

Could this function be integrated into the javascript of the cursor. I understand you can add filters to a cursor frame though Java, but nothing to the cursor entirely. Maybe if you add the ability to edit javascript to the whole cursor, we could add effects on mouse click. Possibly display a different cursor during the duration of the click.
(e.g. Open hand cursor. Click and hold; cursor turns into a closed hand.)
Maybe this process is more complex than I assume it is, but if there is a possibility, please try to make this into a new version of RW cursor editor.

The editor is not the limiting factor here. Windows is. The standard .cur and .ani file formats do not allow any kind of interactivity.

It's too bad, you can do so much stuff with javascript cursors on webpages, but nearly nothing with the computer's cursor. Hmph, oh well.

Right, rather than in the editor, you can just use JavaScript in the webpage so when you click, it changes the cursor (for this you need two different cursor files).

Here is how: Make two HTML classes, and with CSS, assign a cursor to each of them. Then make sure that every element (along with the body) in your HTML document has a class of the cursor you want to start out on, and an onmousedown that changes the class, and an onmouseup that changes the class back.

bro how tf were you going to do it on android?

yeah, like wtf that makes no sense

i have 500mb ram and my cursor suck who can help me?

yeah, no 500 mb of ram is ABYSMAL in today's standards! you bess buy a new pc

I didn't even know computers could have under a gigabyte of ram today. Jesus. What do you even do on your computer that could *possibly* use under 500 MB of your memory??

prolly using an old computer

PS to sixaxis's advice:

If you don't want to pay money for a simple cursor editor, use AniFX instead: Link

PortableApps is absolutely Malware-free. There are no bundlers in the installation, just the app you need.

or Inkscape if you're fancy.

Step 1: Open the mouse cursor options. Click the Settings menu and choose Preferences.

Step 2: Enable the cursor. Select Show cursor on recording.

Step 3: Highlight cursor actions (optional) To make the cursor visible even better, you can highlight it or enable a special effect for clicks.

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