+ Pixel Artist | Graphic Designer | Music Producer
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Pixel Cursor
Make your own original character, your favorite character, game character, or your favorite VTuber / Oshi into an animated cursor set.
I might open 1-5 slots sometimes. Stay tune on my VGen Commission page. Thank you.
17 Animated Pixel Cursor
✦✦✦✦✦ Exclusive Distribution
> Once the slots are available,
you can commission me through VGen.
Details
• 1 Set scheme: 17 animated custom cursor from scratch or personalized (YCH) in .ani file format.
• Exclusive distribution: You have the right to distribute cursor.
• You can resell it if it's your own original character, either as free content or priced at a maximum of $5.
• Free revisions and adjustments.
• Lifetime support, if you encounter any issues with the cursor in the future.
• It will take 1 week, or at most 2 weeks, depending on the waiting list and complexity.
• Delivery is guaranteed within 1 month.Add-ons
• +$10 Animated artwork without pointers in .gif files, can be used as emotes (112px, 56px and 28px).
• +$20 Rush fee. It will be done in 3 days.Important
• ⚠ Compatible with Windows only.
• Do not modify, rename & claim the files as your own.
Cursor TYPES
Kaela Kovalskia Cursor: Free Download• Normal: The default cursor used for general interaction, typically represented as an arrow or pointer.
• Link: When placed over a hyperlink or clickable element.
• Alternative: This cursor serves as an alternative representation for specific interactions.
• Working in Background: This cursor indicates that an operation is being performed in the background.
• Busy: Similar to the working in background cursor, the busy cursor indicates that the system is occupied with a task and the user should wait for the operation to finish.
• Help: When the cursor hovers over an item that offers additional information or help.
• Unavailable: This cursor indicates that an element or action is currently unavailable or disabled.
• Handwriting: When the user is in a handwriting input mode, this cursor appears to indicate where the next handwritten input will be placed.
• Precision: Used for precise positioning or measurement, often employed in graphic design or drawing applications.
• Text: Also known as the I-beam cursor, it is used for text selection and insertion.
• Location: Location Select Cursor might be designed for selecting or interacting with location-based elements on the screen, allowing users to pinpoint or select specific locations.
• Person: Person Select Cursor could be used in applications where users can choose or interact with different user accounts, profiles, or contact information.
• Horizontal: Indicates the ability to horizontally resize an element.
• Vertical: Indicates the ability to vertically resize an element.
• Diagonal 1: Used to resize an element diagonally in one direction.
• Move: Indicates that the user can move an element, such as a draggable window or object.
• Diagonal 2: Used to resize an element diagonally in the opposite direction to the diagonal 1 cursor.