I've searched far and wide for a method that would support this.
What do I mean:
I have a dialog system, and when you click on a dialog item I want to change the cursor to reflect the image on the dialog.
If you click outside the dialog then I want the cursor to revert back to normal.
If you click on an empty Dialog Item (one without image) the cursor also reverts and that dialog item gets the cursor image that is active.
So what I basically want to do is fake a click on an inventory item (see default sc2 inventory with items in it).
that click causes the cursor to change to show a target and a small icon of the item being dragged.
So in other words to make this possible, I want to change the cursor image when the mouse is clicked.
I tried:
using Catalog Set Value to change the Default Mouse Cursor Icon to something else.
I can not use the highlight cursor since I'm not highlighting anything.
The way it currently looks is that it is not possible, so I'm just wondering if anyone figured out a workaround to make this possible.
Well if I get it right you would have two options to do that:
Catalog fields (would be the easiest way)
Dialog + Dialog Item (Image)
Problems:
I think you can't access the catalog fields for the cursors.
You could hide the mouse but can't track mouse position without the player clicking.
Camera - Lock camera mouse relative mode On for player X would be an option to track mouse position without needing to click. But with that active the mouse is centered the whole time.
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I've searched far and wide for a method that would support this.
What do I mean:
So what I basically want to do is fake a click on an inventory item (see default sc2 inventory with items in it).
that click causes the cursor to change to show a target and a small icon of the item being dragged.
So in other words to make this possible, I want to change the cursor image when the mouse is clicked.
I tried:
The way it currently looks is that it is not possible, so I'm just wondering if anyone figured out a workaround to make this possible.
I have no idea but I am bumping this cuz I also wonder about cursors.
Well if I get it right you would have two options to do that:
Problems: