Setting the Cursor to NONE works if the cursor has
been set Explicitly to something else previously;
Just made a very silly stack with one button with the
following code:
on mouseUp
set the cursor to arrow
wait 40 ticks
set the cursor to none
wait 40 ticks
set the lockScreen to true -- *1
set the cursor to cross
set the cursor to none
set the lockScreen to false
wait 40 ticks
set the lockScreen to true
set the cursor to cross
set the cursor to none
set the lockScreen to false
wait 40 ticks
set the lockScreen to true
set the cursor to cross
set the cursor to none
set the lockScreen to false
wait 100 ticks
set the cursor to arrow -- *2
end mouseUp
between points *1 and *2 I saw no cursor!
Now, if, every time your coding tells the cursor to
change for a different paint tool you could do this:
set the lockScreen to true --just prior to paint toll
change
PAINT TOOL CHANGE
set the cursor to none
set the lockScreen to false
this wouldt mean that the end-user never sees the
cursor forms set by paint-toll selection.
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
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