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Tom Alcendor
I am building a chess game application that allows a user
to click on a piece and move it to a new square. When the
user clicks on a piece the mouse pointer must change to
the image associated with that square. The squares are
PictureBoxes with images of the pieces set to the pBox's
image property.
I am having trouble with changing the mouse pointer to a
custom mouse pointer during drag and drop operations. I
have checked several articles on Google for a solution.
One article I found stated that a custom Cursor object
must be created and placed in a resource file -- then at
runtime the custom cursor can be assigned to the pBox's
cursor property.
This is a common feature of board games where images are
moved about to show a player's move. If anyone out there
has done this in Visual Basic .Net, please share your
profound knowledge so that I may complete this area of my
application.
Thanks in advance,
Tom Alcendor
(e-mail address removed)
to click on a piece and move it to a new square. When the
user clicks on a piece the mouse pointer must change to
the image associated with that square. The squares are
PictureBoxes with images of the pieces set to the pBox's
image property.
I am having trouble with changing the mouse pointer to a
custom mouse pointer during drag and drop operations. I
have checked several articles on Google for a solution.
One article I found stated that a custom Cursor object
must be created and placed in a resource file -- then at
runtime the custom cursor can be assigned to the pBox's
cursor property.
This is a common feature of board games where images are
moved about to show a player's move. If anyone out there
has done this in Visual Basic .Net, please share your
profound knowledge so that I may complete this area of my
application.
Thanks in advance,
Tom Alcendor
(e-mail address removed)