Using the example code on the manpage for SDL_SetCursor, I can get the
cursor to change, but if I try to add colors other than black/white or None
to the pixmap, I get no colors, and usually the system cursor.
Is there a way to do custom cursors in color?
I writing a game in which the user aims with the mouse, so I’m going for a
red crosshair sort of thing here…
TIA
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“HaB JacKaL” wrote in message
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Using the example code on the manpage for SDL_SetCursor, I can get
the
cursor to change, but if I try to add colors other than black/white
or None
to the pixmap, I get no colors, and usually the system cursor.
Is there a way to do custom cursors in color?
Yes: draw it yourself.–
Rainer Deyke | root at rainerdeyke.com | http://rainerdeyke.com
“HaB JacKaL” <@HaB_JacKaL> wrote in message
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Using the example code on the manpage for SDL_SetCursor, I can get
the
cursor to change, but if I try to add colors other than black/white
or None
to the pixmap, I get no colors, and usually the system cursor.
Is there a way to do custom cursors in color?
Yes: draw it yourself.
Er…sorry. Isn’t that what I was doing? I was editing the pixmap myself,
and adding color to it, and changing the shape of it. Or do you mean
something else?
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