Next,select Devices from the Settings window. I tried added another condition: the cursor/mouse is on “background” (which is another object that I created and covers all the screen but it’s behind the text object 'start) and added an action: change the color of “start” to X, but then nothing happens (even the first condition/event don’t work anymore). To change your mouse cursor’s color, open Windows Settings by right-clicking the Start icon and selecting Settings.

The color is changed.īut now, how can I go back to the previous colour (in this case, X) if the cursor/mouse leaves the text/object “start”? In the menu events, I added a condition: the cursor/mouse is on “start” and added an action: change the color of “start” to Y. Let’s take the start for exemple and suppose the original color is X: This article shows you how to change the cursor. Go to Mouse Settings > Adust mouse and cursor size and change the relative size of pointers and cursors. Manually pick another cursor from Mouse Properties > Customize > Browse. Once you select Custom, you can pick one of the 8 Recommended. In Mouse pointer and touch, click to expand the Mouse pointer style and pick Custom. I’m trying to change the color of the text when the cursor is on it, and go back to the previous colour if the cursor is off of it. Whether you’re just bored of the generic cursor or you want it to be more prominent and easily visible, you can change the look of the cursor with just a few clicks. Select a cursor scheme from Mouse Settings > Additional mouse options > Mouse Properties > Pointers tab. Go to Accessibility > Mouse pointer and touch. In my Menu game scene I have multiple texts, such as start, options, quit, etc. Hello guys, I was wondering if someone could help me with that.

Can i change the color of my cursor