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DisableCursorMode (int mode)
Disables the mouse cursor MODE. Any attempts to set the cursor to this mode
while it is disabled (like using SetMouseCursor) will fail. This function
also greys out and disables any interface buttons whose left-click command
is set as "Set mode X", where X is equal to MODE.
If the current cursor mode is MODE, then the engine will change it to the
next enabled standard cursor.
Example:
DisableCursorMode(4);
EnableCursorMode (int mode)
Re-enables the mouse cursor mode MODE. This function also enables any
interface buttons which were disabled by the DisableCursorMode command.
Example:
EnableCursorMode(4);
GetCursorMode()
Returns the value of the current mode of the cursor. This is either
MODE_LOOK, MODE_USE, MODE_TALK or any custom modes you have created.
Example:
GetCursorMode();
RefreshMouse ()
Updates the global variables "mouse.x" and "mouse.y" with the current
position of the mouse. Normally, these variables are set just before each
script function is executed. However, if you have a very long script where
the mouse may have moved since the start of the function, and you need the
exact current location, then RefreshMouse will update the variables.
Example:
RefreshMouse();
SetCursorMode(int new_mode)
Changes the mouse cursor mode to NEW_MODE. The number you pass can be
obtained from the VISUAL>CURSORS tab of the Room Editor. This function
changes both the appearance of the cursor and the mode used if the player
clicks on a hotspot.
Example:
SetCursorMode(4);
SetDefaultCursor()
Changes the appearance of the mouse cursor to the default for the current
cursor mode. Use this to restore the cursor picture after you changed it
with the SetMouseCursor function.
Example:
SetDefaultCursor();
SetMouseCursor(int new_cursor)
Changes the appearance of the mouse cursor to NEW_CURSOR. Unlike
the SetCursorMode function (see above), this does not change the mode
used if the user clicks on a hotspot. This is useful for displaying a "wait"
cursor temporarily.
SetMouseCursor(6);
GLOBAL VARIABLES
*mouse.x
Mouse X co-ordinate when the script was started (0-319)
Example:
mouse.x=135;
*mouse.y
Mouse Y co-ordinate when the script was started (0-199)
Example:
mouse.y=34;
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