The way I do it is as follows:
Select the open rectangle Tool with the line set to none and draw
a small shape directly onto the stage and set its ink to transparent.
Place this shape off stage and then name the corresponding cast
member (ex: Pointer).
The following can be a frame script or a movie script, depends on your
requirements. Let us assume you want to make it a frame script:
on enterFrame
sprite(?).loc = point (the mouseH, the mouseV) ---(?) stands for
---the number of the channel where your Pointer is in the score.
sprite(?).member = "the name of your image"
end
When you have finished you can simply swap the cast members
and place the sprite back off stage.
HTH
JohnT
Jon_Rolph wrote:
> I am a student who is still at the basic levels of lingo. I am working
> on a project in which I want to attach a downloaded jpg image as my cursor.
> I know how to attach cursors through the library pallette, but what lingo
> do I use to attach my own cursor? Any other interesting cursor ideas you
> have would be appreciated. Thank you all so much for your help. I am
> just getting started but really enjoying what I am learning.
>
> Jon Rolph
>
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