Axialis AX Cursors for Windows

The description of Axialis AX Cursors - Play With New Friends

Axialis AX-Cursors allows you to create all kind of static cursors (extension CUR - sizes from 16x16 to 72x72, custom sizes, black & white to 16,8 Million colors). When done, you'll be able to customize the Windows default mouse pointers with your own cursors (Arrow, Wait, Move, Resize...). If you're a developper, what a nice touch to add your own cursors in your applications!Use the advanced editor to create animated cursors (extension ANI). Many features permits to make smooth animated pointers. You can edit each frame in a powerful editor (see features of the static editor above). You can also specify the display delay of each frame and see a live preview of your pointer.Axialis AX-Cursors features a powerful feature that permits you to create an animated ANI cursor from an Autodesk® FLI/FLC file. Autodesk® FLI is the standard animation format used by 3D modeler applications like 3DS Max® or Cinema 4D®. Just create your 3D object, animate it and save it as FLI. Creating your ANI file will be a child's play with Axialis AX-Cursors.Axialis AX-Cursors allows you to create all kind of static cursors (extension CUR - sizes from 16x16 to 72x72, custom sizes, black & white to 16,8 Million colors). When done, you'll be able to customize the Windows default mouse pointers with your own cursors (Arrow, Wait, Move, Resize...). If you're a developper, what a nice touch to add your own cursors in your applications!Use the advanced editor to create animated cursors (extension ANI). Many features permits to make smooth animated pointers. You can edit each frame in a powerful editor (see features of the static editor above). You can also specify the display delay of each frame and see a live preview of your pointer.Axialis AX-Cursors features a powerful feature that permits you to create an animated ANI cursor from an Autodesk® FLI/FLC file. Autodesk® FLI is the standard animation format used by 3D modeler applications like 3DS Max® or Cinema 4D®. Just create your 3D object, animate it and save it as FLI. Creating your ANI file will be a child's play with Axialis AX-Cursors.