Custom Cursor

Crie um mod client-side para Minecraft 1.21.1 usando NeoForge que substitua o cursor padrão do jogo por cursos personalizados carregados de uma pasta no...

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neoforge · Client · 1.21.1 · mod

Custom Cursor Mod

Overview

This mod lets you replace Minecraft's default mouse cursor with any custom image you want. Whether it's a cool sword, a cute heart, or your own animated creation, you can personalize your cursor to match your style!

Features

  • Easy Setup: Just drop PNG or GIF files into the cursors folder
  • Animated Support: GIFs play automatically with their original animation
  • Size Control: Make your cursor bigger or smaller with a slider
  • Visual Effects: Add shadows, glow, or pulsing animations to your cursor
  • Live Preview: See how your cursor looks before leaving the settings
  • Auto-Save: Your cursor choice is remembered between game sessions

How to Use

Adding Custom Cursors

  1. Find or create a PNG or transparent GIF image you want to use
  2. Copy it to: .minecraft/config/customcursor/cursors/
  3. The mod finds new cursors automatically when you start Minecraft

Changing Your Cursor

  1. Go to Options → Mods → Custom Cursor → Config
  2. Select your cursor from the dropdown list
  3. Adjust the size and effects as you like
  4. Click Done - your new cursor is active immediately!

Quick Reload

Click the ⟳ Reload button in the settings to scan for new cursor files without restarting the game.

Tips & Tricks

  • Best Size: Cursor images around 32x32 pixels work great, but any size works
  • Transparency: Use transparent backgrounds (PNG/GIF) for the best look
  • Animations: Animated GIFs will loop forever - keep them short and sweet
  • Performance: Very large cursors (200+ pixels) might slow down older computers
  • Multiple Cursors: Name your files clearly so you can find them easily in the list

Known Limitations

  • Cursor hotspot is always the top-left corner of the image
  • Some very large GIFs may take a moment to load the first time
  • The default Minecraft cursor shows in the main menu before you load a world
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