Ability to change cursor image
See original GitHub issuePretty much the title.
It used to be possible by editing pyxel.constants.MOUSE_CURSOR_DATA
, but that’s no longer possible:
https://github.com/kitao/pyxel/commit/633a8185d16122a37dca371cff93c7eef874b8e7#diff-c63ca80a88391b3bd30b8f153bdca69907aa28eb7c8df8ffef54b5e639d6ed42L56-L65
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Actually Pyxel 1.5.0 can handle many Image Banks. And now pyxel.cursor is also an image bank.
So, you can call the following functions to edit image:
pyxel.cursor.pset(10, 10, 3) pyxel.cursor.cls(0) pyxel.cursor.set(0, 0, [“fff”, “fff”, “fff”])