I feel like cursors are a bit left out in osu! skinning as they only have two options of customization, so I thought that it would be a nice little feature to be able to have combo colours with our cursors along with our hitcircles.
Even if cursors aren't focused on most of the time, they still need some customization.
Some uses for this that can be seen in the future are:
Opposite coloured combos (ex. blue hitcircle, red cursor, then red hitcircles and blue cursor)
Tint changes with cursors (cursor goes up and down brightness spectrum as you play)
Rainbow cursors (basically full RGB gradient on your cursor as you play)
Alternating colours (Every tap changes the colour back and forth. ex. red, blue, red, blue)
Values would be editted in the skin.ini file.
CursorCombo: x (default, 0, meaning it would have the cursors image colour instead of a combo colour, 1 would make your cursor change to the same colour as your hitcircles, 2 meaning you can set your own separate colours every combo, and 3 meaning every tap it switches colours.)
Then if CursorCombo: 2/3, you could use other commands to make your own cursor combo colours.
CursorCombo(w): x,y,z (w is the combo number, x represents red values, y represents green values, and z represents blue values.)
Even if cursors aren't focused on most of the time, they still need some customization.
Some uses for this that can be seen in the future are:
Opposite coloured combos (ex. blue hitcircle, red cursor, then red hitcircles and blue cursor)
Tint changes with cursors (cursor goes up and down brightness spectrum as you play)
Rainbow cursors (basically full RGB gradient on your cursor as you play)
Alternating colours (Every tap changes the colour back and forth. ex. red, blue, red, blue)
Values would be editted in the skin.ini file.
CursorCombo: x (default, 0, meaning it would have the cursors image colour instead of a combo colour, 1 would make your cursor change to the same colour as your hitcircles, 2 meaning you can set your own separate colours every combo, and 3 meaning every tap it switches colours.)
Then if CursorCombo: 2/3, you could use other commands to make your own cursor combo colours.
CursorCombo(w): x,y,z (w is the combo number, x represents red values, y represents green values, and z represents blue values.)
Example in skin.ini
CursorCombo: 2
CursorCombo1: 0,100,255
CursorCombo2: 0,150,255
CursorCombo3: 0,216,255
CursorCombo4: 0,255,216
CursorCombo5: 0,255,150
CursorCombo1: 0,100,255
CursorCombo2: 0,150,255
CursorCombo3: 0,216,255
CursorCombo4: 0,255,216
CursorCombo5: 0,255,150