Age of Mythology cursors,
release serie 3
Ok, so...
A middle-aged islander, a burly Hellene,
a jumpy Copt, a Nordic ginger &
a biker with a doctor's degree
walked into a hot spring...
& you can probably figure out the rest ~
Oh, & the Copts are very much into you.
Doo-doo doo-doot do-do-dooot
doo-dooooo dooo-doo-dooooot!
As you can see,
the Ensemble studios devs
took example from casual cursor makers
back in the day, & opted for
all these wedge-in-corner pointers.
Some recommendations :
Normal sel.: Pointer(duh)
Help.: help(duh II)
Working : plenty of choice, I'd go with one of the tools
Busy : the unused tga hourglass
Precision+ : the custom, silvery precision cross
Resize : aw, come on!
Move : again, the custom move cursors I made
Link : plenty of choice...I'd go w/ the doors, but consider this, the finger isn't used just on links
Alt. select : Really? Why are you playiŋ Win9x Freecell?
Designers
I.M.Fischer - lead
J."Quasta" Brown, J.D. Dillum, J.K. Jones,
M."Captn" Kidd, D."Learguy" Leary, K."Scout" Sparks,
G."DeathShrimp" Street, K."MelindaHernandez" Swanson.
Art
L."Geddon" Hoke - lead,
A.Cotnam, D.A. Cherry,
B.Crow, H."HELLwood" Ellwood,
D."Forkboy" Gagen, B."Bubbles" Hehnmann,
D."Rev" McKissick, T."Nemo" Namuonglo,
C."Truck" O'neill, P."booboo" Parisi,
D."SAINT" Santos, M.Sinclair,
P."Slussman" Slusser, Z.B. Sousa,
N."NateDawg" Stefan, C.Van Doren,
S."Lordsoth" Wolff.
The Age of Mythology softwares are
based in part on the work of
the Independent JPEG Group.
What's new in serie 3 :
-Added aom_125 & aom_132 unused ankh & barred counterpart ;
-Added a .tga, wedge-less empowering ankh for that matter (complete with a barely-visible artifact
-Added a fixed version of aom_131.cur (some white pixels from the clockface were missing, it looked derpy). Usable as Busy ;
-Made a variant with corner wedge, for Working in Background(WiB) ;
-Added the cursor_gatherwood.tga, a higher resolution, earlier instance of "command gather wood icon.cur". Note the distinctive wedge ;
-Added the wedge from the aforementioned to cursor_waiting.tga for a custom WiB ;
-Added a custom verti scroll I'm not too fond of ;
-Added a 32x canvas-compliant move cell content cursor(looks odd, not too fond of it) ;
-Fixed transparency on some pixels in ColumnSelTgaEdit1.cur
-Added flat-bottom alts for column&row golden .tga selection ;
-Added two peculiar golden .tga move cursors.
Next additions :
-The three in-game I-beams(ew...)
-Better-lookiŋ, custom SFDP I-beams 'cause the dev ones are an eye-sore
-Alt. select for the oddball playing Win9x Freecell?
.-Golden move/pan/scroll all
-A witty copy cursor?
-Spinniŋ shield WiB?(looks dumb...)
-Horizontal & all-directions white scroll/pan
-Custom Alias(how???)
-Custom link hand(good luck...)
Tags: Game Fantasy Windows XP Application Symbol □ Multicolored
...I forgot :
-The AoE2 clarion w/o the cornerpiece
(not in the original, added either in
Titans, Tale of the Dragon, or Extended) ;
-The in-game txt sel.I-beam ;
-MovCellContent(white variant) ;
-The custom precision select;
-Some proper crediting to the devs;
-Prob. smth else... I forgot xÞ.
Πρόσταγμα?
Is the multicoloured tag acceptable here?
...and I'm sorry, I'll conclude all those extra classic cursors eventually
I MESSED UP THE IDENTIFIER AAAAGH
THTH
registered user
on August 31st
Nice set man, I'll take the lightning cursor!
Thank the devs ~
Also THTH,
I still need to upload a couple more, so...
mayhap come back in a 4-12 hours...? 
...is there a name for
when a cursor is basically
a given item, plus
a wedge pointing at the hotspot?
...should I add the culture tag...?
Maybe drop application?
This is a good various cursor set.
The black&white Anno1503 cursors
were downloaded 327 times,
the Zoo Tycoon(2001) ones 555 times,
but these Age of Mythology pointers
only got a humble 33 downloads...
how odd...
I thought the earlier were more niche,
& the latter would get more traffic,
coming from the Age of Empires devs & all that...
Ooh, I get it!
The latter has more results,
ergo it's less likely that
this page appears!
Guess I ought've snuck in the culture tag...
Anonymous
