Waverly Edwards <Waverly@...> wrote...

>You might try setting up a cursor structure and some arrays that will hold
>the pattern of the cursors you want to animate.  Later when you want to
>cycle through your cursors you set the pointer of the cursor structure to
>the array of the cursor you want to display.  Now you arent moving memory,
>only resetting the pointer.  I know this can be done for B&W cursors during
>VBL tasks.  I would guess you could do the same for color cursors as well.

That's what I did initially. I "solved" my problems by simply reading in
the B&W cursors instead. I think there's more to it than that. I sent an
earlier response that quoted from the THINK reference... I think that's
what I'm running into but I don't know for sure. I think it's SetCCursor
that's trying to compensate for variable screen depths that's the problem
and I don't know how to do what it says to do in FBII.

Charlie Dickman
charlied@...