08-09-2022, 07:23 PM
(This post was last modified: 08-09-2022, 07:24 PM by rich2005.
Edit Reason: typo
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I have a python script ( not a Gimp plugin ) that creates a .cur from a .ico file. Apparently they are almost identical except you can set a 'hot spot' (whatever that is) in a .cur
Using your 128x128 png from bug report. Top is a straight conversion png -> ico in Gimp ico -> cursor using script. Remember this is using Linux.
Into Win 10 Top is very pixelated so I gave the original png a small gaussian blur, that's the bottom cursor.
Attached the cursor file and the python script. usage is (x,y is the hotspot)
I do not know how you would create a multi-layer .cur file.
Please do not ask any difficult questions when it comes to M$ I am well behind usage these days
Using your 128x128 png from bug report. Top is a straight conversion png -> ico in Gimp ico -> cursor using script. Remember this is using Linux.
Into Win 10 Top is very pixelated so I gave the original png a small gaussian blur, that's the bottom cursor.
Attached the cursor file and the python script. usage is (x,y is the hotspot)
Code:
python ico2cur.py filename.ico -x 25 -y 30I do not know how you would create a multi-layer .cur file.
Please do not ask any difficult questions when it comes to M$ I am well behind usage these days