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This is my first tutorial. Please let me know if it is helpful or not.

So you want to make a CursorXP file! Very good.

First, you must go to the area indicated in [link]

Then, you must select (New Theme), as indicated on [link]

After that, click Configure, as shown in [link]

Then, make your cursors. I prefer to use Microsoft Paint, as shown in [link] .
I also prefer to use the size 50 by 50 pixels. This also means that you could probably use many of my CursorXPTheme .png files as an avatar. Just make sure you credit me.

I prefer to zoom in a lot, as shown in [link] and [link] .

Then you must fill it with "magic pink" (hex code: #FF00FF (thank you, !)) as shown in [link] .

After that, draw your cursor, as shown in [link] .

Then save it. I prefer to save them with names that are very obvious, as shown in [link] and [link]

If you want to have an animated part, resize the picture so that it is a multiple of the original size, as shown in [link]

Then make the pictures equal in size, and save it, as shown in [link]

Now back to the good part. Click on the configure button indicated by [link] .

Then, click Import as shown in [link] .

Then import your graphic, as shown in [link] .

When you come to the animated one(s), [link] should help.

The finished product: [link] for the picture in the CursorXP window and [link] to download the finished product.

Description
This is my first tutorial. Please let me know if it is helpful or not.

So you want to make a CursorXP file! Very good.

First, you must go to the area indicated in [link]

Then, you must select (New Theme), as indicated on [link]

After that, click Configure, as shown in [link]

Then, make your cursors. I prefer to use Microsoft Paint, as shown in [link] .
I also prefer to use the size 50 by 50 pixels. This also means that you could probably use many of my CursorXPTheme .png files as an avatar. Just make sure you credit me.

I prefer to zoom in a lot, as shown in [link] and [link] .

Then you must fill it with "magic pink" (hex code: #FF00FF (thank you, !)) as shown in [link] .

After that, draw your cursor, as shown in [link] .

Then save it. I prefer to save them with names that are very obvious, as shown in [link] and [link]

If you want to have an animated part, resize the picture so that it is a multiple of the original size, as shown in [link]

Then make the pictures equal in size, and save it, as shown in [link]

Now back to the good part. Click on the configure button indicated by [link] .

Then, click Import as shown in [link] .

Then import your graphic, as shown in [link] .

When you come to the animated one(s), [link] should help.

The finished product: [link] for the picture in the CursorXP window and [link] to download the finished product.