CursorNode is a specialty accessibility program designed to help people who are struggling to see the
cursor, whether in a game or in an office app. The problem arises because of incompatibility between
software and hardware, such as when using legacy computer games on 4k displays. The problem also
arises from imperfect software designs where the cursor is given an inappropriate size, color, or
shape, making it unsuitable for the intended purpose. CursorNode is indispensable whenever cursor
visibility issues render a program difficult to use.
CursorNode overcomes cursor visibility problems in several ways. Firstly, the cursor can be set to a
large enough size to be visible. A cursor size of 256x256 pixel dimension or larger is possible
compared to the conventional 32x32 or 64x64. Secondly, cursor visibility can be improved through
better color contrast. With almost limitless color combinations available, the cursor can be
configured to use an entirely different color scheme to the program being used, making the cursor
stand out and visible. Lastly, CursorNode provides numerous shapes for the cursor, including
support for user custom designs. Different shapes offer different levels of visibility in different
situations. With CursorNode, the user is free to choose the best shape for the job.
When mixed with a sprinkle of imagination and color experimentation, CursorNode can be turned into
an exceptionally useful tool for attaining a superb level of usability for all kinds of programs.
CursorNode is designed with maximum ease of use in mind. The moment you start it, you are
presented with a customizable cursor that you can see and use immediately in games and apps. There
are no complicated instructions to follow, no tutorials to find, no special keys to press, and no
steep learning curve to climb. As you grow more familiar with the program, you can then do more
with the features available. Closing CursorNode returns your system to how it was.
CursorNode runs in non-administrator mode by default. For compatibility with the widest range of
games and programs, running CursorNode in administrator mode is recommended. The run mode is set
from: CursorNode
Panel-tab
Interfacing.
A maximum privileged System-mode is available for working with games protected by anti-cheats. You
can get more information by selecting: CursorNode
Panel-tab
Interfacing
System mode.
Installation
New install, Repairing, Upgrading, Uninstalling, Program directory, Program data and settings
Settings panel
Cursor tab, Custom cursor adjusters, Info icons
Save tab, Tags tab, Tagging mode, Tagging for UWP, Tags
Keys tab, Using the hotkey combo, Function selectors, Limitations of special keys
See tab, Windows cursor scaling, Snap tab, Snapping area
Pair tab, Lock tab, Panel tab, Info tab
Command line
Parameters, Scripting
Compatibility
User mode,
Administrator mode,
System mode,
Pure 64-bit edition,
UWP programs,
Software cursors,
Virtual machines,
Legacy stuff
Custom cursors
Styles,
Sizes,
Colors,
User custom cursors
Usage scenarios
First-person shooters
World of Tanks
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