About mouse halo
The halo is an image permanently shown around the mouse cursor.
The classic halo is a ring surrounding the cursor, but the image can be positioned aside from the cursor.
The user can use any image to create its own halos.
A free online halo gallery is accessible from myPoint panel - an easy way to import a new halo.
The halo is a customizable entity:
size, transparency, rotation speed, offset from mouse pointer,
a file as an image source, image resize and horizontal flip.
myPoint is distributed with some prepared halos:
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Halo records and halo set
Halo records table
This table lists all halo records saved on the computer.
The user can create new halos, which will appear in this table too.
The table contains two columns:
Note:
The halo set is a convenient way to cycling through a set of selected halos without showing myPoint panel.
However, any halo can be shown by selecting the table row with its name - this halo will become the current one.
Halo record values:
Buttons below the record table:
Note:
Preinstalled halo records cannot be deleted, edited or copied.
Only halos imported from the gallery or created by the user can be manipulated this way.
Halo activation
Use mouse halo module
This option doubles the same one in myPoint menu.
Toggle current halo visibility
Hotkey combination to hide the currently visible halo or to show the last shown halo.
Default value is
⌥⌘ /.
Show next halo from halo set
Hotkey combination to show the halo following the current halo in the halo set.
Default value is
⌃⌥⌘ /.
Note:
There are small push buttons next to hotkey editors - press them to simulate the action of the related hotkeys.
Facts
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