My cursor

[Medieval Bob]

I spent an hour on this, and it's my first ever. If you like it, post your comments here. If you have constructive criticism (keep in mind, I am a beginner, so nothing too complicated or product specific), post it here. If you don't like it, piss off. I don't see you doing any better. :)

Instructions: Extract file. Open control panel. Double click "Mouse." Go to Pointers tab. Double click "Normal Select" in the Customize section. Select the file, bleed.ani, and press open. Click apply to see it.

Also, if anyone can change that into a working, moving gif, please do so and post the image. I tried a program, but I can't get the gif file to show more than just the first the first frame...

[Senesia]

Personally I think it is a little too big, make it 3/4 its size or something. Also, it might look better if the angle is not just 45 degree...err, hope you know what I mean. 45 degree is a bit too plain.

[Medieval Bob]

I never realized how large it was until completion. However, I don't have the capabilities to simply scale it down, so I'd have to redraw 34 slides with different dimensions (which would be harder than hell considering the size of pixels in relation to the entire cursor). That's really not an option. A different angle is viable, but, again I'd have to start over. The rest would be pretty simple tho, since the shuriken could stay the same shape, just rotate around a different axis.

[Eddie_Perez]

After I download I try to extract but it says no files to extract...Tip?

[Medieval Bob]

Um...

1. Redownload
2. Try again

Still not work?

3. Are you using Winzip?
Yes? Um... Couldn't tell ya... I can send it to ya on AIM or ICQ.

[uncapped]

it's ok, a little on the big side though.

[Xenn]

It's cool, a bit big though, and I think an animated cursor could be kind of destracting when doing something like reading.

[badboy]

No; I'm a dick-head.