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Natleyn — Vinyl Scratch's Animated Cursor Set! (Finally.)
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Published: 2012-11-24 23:59:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 5291; Favourites: 72; Downloads: 657
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I know it's been forever, and I apologize. Seems like a lot of ponies are going through hard times, and I've no excuse for how long this took, but here it is.Additional apologies to most of those who I conferred with about Vinyl's Busy; I really shouldn't have ignored your suggestion of a spinning record, and I think it worked out really well in the end.
To all those wronged, I am sorry.
Additionally, I will try to work on the next pony as I slowly recover.
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I approve!!
It's a very nice change-up to my system.
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this is quite a cool curse pack... ill always use it for ever and ever and ever and ever and ever and ever and ever... i will aswell give you a watch and a favorite
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Yay! I'm glad to hear it <3
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Thanks! I'm really glad you like them
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Imma keep my eye on you now, these cursor sets are great! I love pixel art stuffs.
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Yissssssss.
Followers. :3
Glad you like the sets!
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Me being a cursor freak and all, I noticed that you have not made these available in the X11 format.
I also noticed that GIMP cannot open them.
Could you, by any chance, allow me to convert this scheme to X11 by giving me the png files from this theme?
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Actually, Anituner strips a .ani format into png's pretty well. Note me what you want, exactly, and I'll send it over sooner or later.
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Oh, that's awesome. You sure it isn't too much a bother? (I did not think you'd have to export it manually for every frame.)
I'll send a note. Reply there.
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Ah, therein lies the problem. The program I use, RealWorld Cursor Editor, has a thoroughly terrible export scheme for turning a frame of a cursor into a PNG. The process is mostly brute force; clicking a certain non-keyboard-shortcut "Save As Image..." in a menu, manually adding .png to the end of the filename, changing the type to .png, then saving it; it doesn't sound like much, but the process takes about ten to fifteen seconds, and for most non-trivial cursors (Standard, Busy, Working, perhaps Link Select) I have in excess of twenty frames to manually export through an annoying process. I'll look into using differing software for saving each individual frame (and hope one has the process automated), but as of now, its a long and tedious process. :/
On the other hand, if I do manage to find a program that does it, I'll gladly send you the images. I wanted to spread the cursors as widely as I could, but I don't have many people on OSs besides Windows to help me.
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Very nice.
But.
I was hoping this would include the Handwriting cursor and the Alternate Select cursor.
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I've yet to see either used outside of a webpage, though; I know I'm not the best designer. I skipped Alternate Select, but I plan to make a feather quill for Handwriting, just haven't gotten around to it yet.
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Not to say that I won't retroactively update the sets if I decide on something for Alternate Select, but its unlikely given how rarely it's used.
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No, thank you for using them! :3/
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