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Getting rid of mousepointer (Alpha)
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Getting rid of mousepointer (Alpha)
I used to get rid of the mouse pointer with a ruby window "def mouseCursor 2 end"
This stopped working in the alpha , did anything change and I missed it or is this a bug ?
This stopped working in the alpha , did anything change and I missed it or is this a bug ?
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lalalandsynth - Posts: 600
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Re: Getting rid of mousepointer (Alpha)
Using this works .
def isInMousePoint x, y
true
end
def mouseCursor x,y
2
end
def isInMousePoint x, y
true
end
def mouseCursor x,y
2
end
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lalalandsynth - Posts: 600
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Re: Getting rid of mousepointer (Alpha)
Thanks Lala, useful
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wlangfor@uoguelph.ca - Posts: 912
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Re: Getting rid of mousepointer (Alpha)
When isInMousePoint returns false or isn't defined, none of the other mouse methods should ever be called - so what you described is the correct behaviour AFAIK (in an exported plugin, at least). AFAIK, that's how it's always worked - I've made use of this behaviour in quite a few v3.0.x schematics.
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