Thank you for the comment on the Envy set. I was using rw cursor but Im liking the simplicity of AniTuner2. They both have +'s and -'s but the main one is that AniTuner2 i can import images directly to frames w/o having to set up the frames then adding the image as a layer. So if i have a 30 frame cursor all i have 2 do is hit enter 30 times to import and make the frame, then set the duration n hotspots. Speaking of hotspots, I think I have the hotspots fixed, however still not sure about the ibeam, it seems like its not quite right. BTW i too use blender to make and render the objects / frames. And also added the unavailable cursor to the set the rest will follow.

Dragging and dropping frames from a file manager to .ani file was supposed to work, but a bug slipped in. It will be fixed in the next version. For now, you could use a workaround: In the new RWPaint, create an animated image, drag and drop your frames to it, convert it to filmstrip and then import that in the cursor editor. It should be much faster than adding frames manually.

OHh that looks way easier. I cant wait to try it out. Thats pretty much the only + that other program has. Overall I too like RWCursor wayyyy better. I only wish i had the time and skill to draw the frames with RW, that way it would be exclusively an RW made cursor.