I have a Windows application for which I would like to indicate that the content is dead/frozen/not interactable by fading it to 50%.
Is there a way to take the standard Windows cursor and fade it?
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I have a Windows application for which I would like to indicate that the content is dead/frozen/not interactable by fading it to 50%.
Is there a way to take the standard Windows cursor and fade it?
I have never seen a case of the Windows cursor being anything but 100% opaque, and I heavily suspect that there’s no option to make it transparent because the uses are limited and the abuses are many (i.e. make cursor invisible, would cause massive frustration).