This time, I am making another rainbow green texture using an aluminium brass effect that displays the pattern sideways. The original image displays a static still image, viewing the metallic image from the side, just like the side of a saucepan. The animation effect is supposed to loop the image from the beginning of the image to the end of the image from left to right just like a line that loops into a hoop or circle. The texture itself appears to be a seamless texture, but unfortunately the two joined areas are visible by a joined seam in the joint image results. This is not a problem because there are no gaps nor overlapping between the joined area. The way the animation plays is an infinite rolling loop effect that goes on forever in a looped image. The seam is visible by a joining line, but that does not cause any problems in the animation itself and it is not visible so much in cursor previews. This cursor set is named Rainbow Green Trailing Left Scroll because it is animated with a left scroll effect. The left scroll effect goes in the same direction as to when reading text or when playing a video in a software editor application when working with video frames. I have created an .rcu template that I am going to use as a master template for all the cursors that I am going to make to create this whole cursor set. For the purpose of this rainbow green cursor set, I am going to push the animation to a high frame quantity rate of 64 frames. The saved cursors are going to be under 1.0MB to 1.5MB in size. That is manageable and uploadable onto the RealWorld Designer website without any upload errors. I chose to include 64 animation frames to produce a smooth left scroll effect. This cursor set is going to take quite some time to make, but everything is going to be perfect just as I always do. This cursor set is planned to be mathematically perfect as always when I create my own animated cursors using custom images from the internet. I am going to start work on making this cursor set today on February 21st 2025 and I will let you all know at the end of this description when it will be released.
The following stats below displays the following attributes that I have set in 3D GIF Maker for all the cursors that I will make for this set. I am going to create 18 cursor roles for this cursor set. The extra cursor that I will add here in this cursor set is going to be the Inverted cursor role that is used for left handed users.
Customize Size: 256
Speed: 25 FPS
Total Frames: 64
Below, I have made a quick demonstration of a green cursor pointer with a rough design to this green pattern that I have used. This cursor shows people a cursor set that is in the works that will be released sometime next month or later at the very latest. I hope to get this cursor set completed by March 2025. Below is the screenshot cursor:
http://www.rw-designer.com/cursor-detail/225873
I bet many of you are already aware that green is my favourite colour, so I always use green to make the very best looking cursor sets whenever I can. My RIDDLER profile here on the RealWorld Designer website contains lots of lots of green cursor sets. Quite a lot of them are made by other content creators and some of them were created by me. However, when I create cursor sets using any other colour besides green, I also always make sure that all the cursor sets are always designed perfectly well and that all my hotspots are in the correct place. A hotspot is a clickable pixel where the clickable area of a cursor set set on the canvas and on each animation frame or frames.
The following resolutions that I have decided to use to create this cursor set is 32x32, 48x48, and 64x64 pixels for Windows 11. I am targetting to make this cursor set specifically for the Windows 11 operating system. This will get theme designers of Windows 11 more attention when searching for a green cursor set with a rainbow green effect for use in Windows 11 when making green themes on your computer. Windows 11 users always seek for something new and modern, so this Rainbow Green Trailing Left Scroll''' cursor set is the perfect modern cursor set that will suit the mood of theme designers in Windows 11 systems.
The frame time for all the 64 frames for this cursor set in RealWorld Cursor Editor is set to 4s/60, for a slow and visible animation, using a smooth 25 FPS for a slow and smooth speed. That helps to make the animation smooth and display correctly when using this cursor set in Windows or when previewing the cursors as a showcase example to downloaders searching for cool looking cursors with great animation transition effects. The cursor page previews of those uploaded cursors in this set will appear as expected to the people who are searching for them online prior to downloading them.
There will be a pure green border outline that I am going to add to make a green edge to fit in the theme design of this cursor set. The outline border that I am going to use will be set to a constant 0.5 border thickness for each of the cursor roles and their resolutions and the other stats relating to it shall be set to Position: - Inside: so that the outline border properly makes the green outline framing border for all the cursor roles. A border thickness of 0.5 equals to one pixel for the edges of all the cursors and their resolutions. The outline borders will be slightly visible, making a thin border, which does not disturb the animation effect within the cursors by hiding extra pixels. Too much of a border thickness and that would hide too many pixels inside the cursor, making the border thicker and the animation effect less visible to viewers. I prefer the minimum of 0.5 for the most suitable border thickness, which goes perfectly well with the green animation effect.
I have created an altered version of the Move cursor role for differentiation. That was done to bring a new cursor shape to the RealWorld Designer website. I method I took to create this cursor role was by drawing out four individual intersecting circles by positioning each of them from the center of the canvas, for the half that is displayed. The other half was push off the canvas by selecting everything on the canvas to move one half of the circle off the canvas. I repeated the same steps four times over and the final results looks like a four-petal flower. The shape's empty pixels that were displayed after I shaded all the three sizes were done by hand to fill out the empty pixels around the inner edges of the shape's petals. A template was required first to be created. I have now created the cursor and added the green outline and it all turned out to be 100% successful.
I have made the shape of the Precision Select cursor role as a four legged star. The four legged star that I made to make the Precision Select cursor role was simply made in Microsoft Word 2010 simply by draging a star from the Shapes Menu. I set the aspect ratio for an optimum and even shape in both directions. Then, I created a template from the cursor from image button to make the master template for that cursor role. Lastly, I created this cursor by copying each cursor resolution to the layers panel for each frame. I repeated the steps for the other resolutions as well. I will see later on to see which new shape I can make for the other double headed cursor roles. For the Text Select cursor role, I have used circles to make the upper and lower parts for this cursor to make it somewhat look different based on shape, based on the same custom rainbow green trailing image. For the Handwriting pen cursor role, I used a single circle to make the back end of the pen and I drew the lines for the sides of the pen. The tip is made of square pixels. I made the filling for the Handwriting cursor role by drawing internal lines for the filling. This is a template that I made separately to use as a solid object to use as a model to mount it to the master template that I have used to copy the pen cursor to each frame, according to their resolutions as well. I have made the Unavailable cursor role to appear as an inverted triangular pattern that connects all the four triangles to the top of each triangle. For the Alternate Select cursor role, I have used part of a copied section of the Vertical Resize cursor role to just use the pointing up arrow. The tail that makes this cursor is shortened. I have made the tail of the Alternate Select cursor role short to bring a difference to the commonly usual long tail design. The Alternate Select cursor role resembles a Christmas tree because of its appearance and green fill effect, but it is not a tree at all. It is simply a normally designed cursor with a triangular arrow pointing up.
To make the hand cursor a little different, I started by deleting the thumb for each of the three cursor resolutions because I simply wanted to have a hand cursor with a closed thumb. That is to have the thumb besides the first finger. By removing that gap, it allows some more space on the right hand side of the canvas. Then, to make the new closed thumb for the hand cursor role, I was required to copy a tiny portion of the first finger, which is the pointing finger, to the correct location where I deleted the thumb of the original hand. After doing that, I created a new layer to rejoin the thumb with the rest of the hand by drawing a line joining the thumb to the hand once again, and then I filled the empty areas with lines. The hand cursor role that I made was by using the hand wizard, then I created the thumb alteration myself. After doing all of that, I have saved the completed alteration that I have done for the hand cursor, and then re-saved it again after changing all of the hotspots to their new locations after moving the completed hand cursor to the left hand side of the canvas, which saved some space in pixels. I have carried out exactly the same procedure for making the outline template for the hand cursor. I deleted the original open thumb area, copied the tip section of the pointing finger, and then drew the line to rejoin the thumb to the hand cursor. The outline template for this cursor role has a green outline with full transparency for the first and secondary fills. Both the filled hand template and the outline template are mathematically scaled perfectly in pixels and positioning. This is the very first time that I have made an alteration to a hand cursor's thumb on three resolutions.
I have just finished creating this cursor set, and I have checked all the cursors beforehand to see if everything works correctly according to my plans. Everything is perfect and ready to be uploaded onto the RealWorld Designer website. Like I said previously, this animation plays from left to right and consists of 64 frames for each resolution and each cursor role. There are no flaws or other problems anywhere. I always aim for absolute perfection in my work on cursor sets. The file size for each of the cursor roles in kind of small according to the number of frames there are. That does not matter as long as I manage to successfully upload each cursor role without any errors. The file size is 966 KB, so that is less than half of the 2.00MB maximum file size limit. Today, it is March 13th 2025. I don't believe in superstition and I don't care what others think about the 13th of each month. This date 13 is lucky for some!!! With that being said, I am still going to proceed on uploading this cursor set today.
I am a content creator of cursor sets and icon sets as well. My RIDDLER profile is riddled with dazzling cursor sets and icons sets of all kinds. Most of them are made by others that I share here on the RealWorld Designer website. I always mention in my description for all cursor sets and icon sets that I shade that they are made by others. If I know the name of the user who created the cursor set or icon set, I always say so and so has created it in each of the cursor descriptions. I am a very honest person so I hate lying and deceive others in thinking that I steal other user's cursor sets or icon sets. There are also many cursor sets on my profile that I have created. They are both static and animated cursor sets. Enjoy my very own made Rainbow Green Trailing Left Scroll cursor set. You will be thrilled to see another green cursor set with a different kind of animation. You will like this one for sure. Good luck to you all and love my work.
The license is set to Custom (contact author) with tightened restrictions to prevent unauthorized users from making any re-uploads of this cursor set onto their accounts on the RealWorld Designer website or any other site. If anyone breaks that legislation, I will send a complaint takedown without any warnings. I do not want anyone to have the pride on boasting about themselves that they made this cursor set, which is totally untrue. I have created this wrole cursor set myself using my imagination with the help of the 3D GIF Maker online application. Hope you agree and understand. Many thanks.
Here is a dazzling Rainbow Green Trailing Left Scroll cursor set for the whole community to enjoy using on their Windows 11 systems.
For some strange reason, the individual cursor roles only display as 32x32 frames in the cursor description. I don't know why this happens, but when re-downloading the cursors, they are in 64x64 frames for all resolutions. This is a glitch caused only by this site. There is nothing wrong with any of the cursors.
RipPrankster
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on March 14th
Ooooooh I love the pattern! 
Thanks for reviewing. I am glad that you have rated this cursor set so quickly. The pattern is amazing and I am happy that you like it.
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