Tutorial - Batch create several cursors from images - Axialis Software Batch create several cursors from images This article provides information on the following topics: Required Resources Tryout or Professional Edition We recommend to learn more aboutcursors before following this tutorial Using this feature you can Create Several Static or Animated Cursors from existing images in one operation. This is what we call a batch procedure. We'll perform this task using the built-in CursorWorkshop File Browser. Opening the folder containing the images in the Axialis File Browser Axialis CursorWorkshop, like all the Axialis products, contains a built-in file browser that permits to do all kinds of file operations associated with the application. thumbnail mode with fast preview and permits various operations on files All the batch functions are available from the Axialis File Browser window. That's the reason why we'll start this tutorial by opening the folder which contains the images in this file browser, even if those files are located in the Librarian. must be sure the librarian is visible. If the librarian window is not visible, check the Librarian button in 3. Right-click displayed. You see all the images displayed in thumbnail mode with preview. Creating the static cursors 4. In the File Browser window, select You can easily distinguish static images from animated images in thumbnail mode: The static images have the size and color depth displayed. The animated images have the number of frames displayed. 5. Right-click 6. A dialog transparency) and specify a color to make transparent. 7. When done click OK. All the cursors are created and added to the same folder (see below ). Names are preserved, only the extension is changed to CUR. The Librarian is updated accordingly Creating the animated cursors 8. In the File Browser window, select the 5 last images in the list (animated images). Use the same method as above. 9. When the images are selected, Right-click on one of them, a menu opens. Select click OK. All the animated cursors are created and added to the same folder extension is changed to ANI. The Librarian is updated accordingly since this is the same folder: a look at a newly created cursor. Double-click on a animated cursor, for Related Topics
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