D3DXLoadSurfaceFromFileA(cursor, NULL, NULL, "temp\\extract.tmp", NULL, D3DX_FILTER_NONE, D3DCOLOR_XRGB(255, 0, 255), NULL);
MGEgfxref->lpdevice->SetCursorProperties(0,0,cursor);
MGEgfxref->lpdevice->ShowCursor(TRUE);
// And cursor is: LPDIRECT3DSURFACE9 cursor;
// elsewhere
switch( msg )
{
case WM_SETCURSOR:
// Turn off window cursor.
SetCursor(NULL);
return true; // Prevent Windows from setting cursor to window class cursor.
break;
}
// elsewhere
MGEgfxref->lpdevice->SetCursorPosition(mousepos.x, mousepos.y, D3DCURSOR_IMMEDIATE_UPDATE);
DInput cursor won't display
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Am I doing the following correctly?
and I'm frequently getting the mousepos using DInput.
Yet for somereason I can't get the custom cursor to show up.
(It's a 32x32 .bmp which has been extracted to that "temp\\extract.tmp".)
Sorry for kinda double posting but I didn't seem to get a reply by replying to my old post.
[Edited by - Tertsi on August 26, 2004 6:40:58 AM]
In the SDK, the ShowCursor(TRUE) function is between the SetCursor(NULL) and return true calls. Maybe this is picky about that.
Chris
Chris
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Xegoth I tried that but there are many problems when trying to do it that way and it won't work.. (Unless you consider a flashing screen good.)
Well Supernat the problem is that I can't access the lpdevice anyway in the msg handler function. (Cause you can't change the arguments and the lpdevice is a private class object...)
Well Supernat the problem is that I can't access the lpdevice anyway in the msg handler function. (Cause you can't change the arguments and the lpdevice is a private class object...)
Quote:Original post by TertsiWell Supernat the problem is that I can't access the lpdevice anyway in the msg handler function. (Cause you can't change the arguments and the lpdevice is a private class object...)
But you CAN access the SetCursor() function in your DI function.
Author
Yes but when the msg handler receives the WM_SETCURSOR msg it will change the damn cursorstate anyway. I tried to put an if statement which would make the msg handler not to get the WM_SETCURSOR msg but can't compare if(msg != WM_SETCURSOR)...
Anybody who has a working custom cursor & Dinput mouse system?
Anybody who has a working custom cursor & Dinput mouse system?
Just curious, what did you do to fix it? Was it a directory structure problem, a mouse coordinates problem, did you not have the cursor surface created, or something else?
Chris
[Edited by - Supernat02 on August 28, 2004 12:25:54 AM]
Chris
[Edited by - Supernat02 on August 28, 2004 12:25:54 AM]
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