Things at Stardock are really becoming a big joke ...   

I'd like to use some of my old effects. Is that possible?

Can you point me to an example?

As far as I know, if you want to do that in the actual cursor animations you'll need to include it as frames, and that means at some point you'll get some unwanted morph in the cursor if you wait enough.

Now, what I mean is a truly "intelligent" engine, where developer can put "morph from horizontal arrow to cursor", "morph from vetical resize arrow to cursor", "morph from cursor to help cursor" (and viceversa) "morph from cursor to busy cursor, and viceversa"...etc....so the developer can add as many morphing animations as he wants, to make it a true cool eye candy experience.

I think CursorFX has the potential, and is it's main purpose after all, I personally think it will be truly something new and cool to see.


Maybe you can do sort of that by using the effects section, but that leaves the actual cursor visible along with the effect right?

thanks.

Well man, ten dollars is little money...and development efforts cost money, or do you works for free?...It's fair considering you were an actual cursorXP user, I had to pay the full price for it.

Think of it as a support for new cool things in CursorFX.

neophil78: Why is charging an upgrade fee a joke?

We charge for upgrades between major releases of most of our apps.  Many companies do the same thing.  If I purchased Windows XP in 2005 I did not get a free upgrade to Windows Vista in 2007.

CursorXP Plus user since 2005, just upgraded for $9.95.

Some included cursors such as Platinum and Phoenix are very nice indeed, but text select do not work well with them, in that position cursor is a little below what is needed. So when doing for instance copy/paste, it is easily possible to paste not in the line you need do this, but in the line above. That's not good...

Cursor preview should have grey background instead of white, or better if you make that optional

I wish mouse trails could be better...for instance, I did a simple quick fading dot that draws a trail in the tip of my cursor. (almost visible very elegant)

The thing is, the trail is always drawn using the samplerate of the monitor/mouse, so I get dots when I move quickly.

It could be very very very cool if we can use some sort of realtime trail render engine that makes fading lines as I move the cursor, pretty much as those Flash animations where you draw things using your mouse.

There is some game using this, can't remember which one, I guess it was world of warcraft, but I'm not sure.

Currently, the trail effects and the overall feature is almost useless for me. And considering we all have powerful video cards, it shoudln't be a problem generating small trail flare transitions in realtime.

Someone suggested Motion Blur also...that could be very cool too.