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Heyyy, Cap'n!

I've haven't been on X much recently, so I haven't been following the game's development as closely as I otherwise would have been.

It's great to see how much progress you and Lorenzo have made - and 8-12 hours of gameplay is more than I was expecting. What a treat!

Really, really looking forward to this one. Fantastic work!

Hope you're well. 

Thanks very much! Don't forget to vote in the upcoming AGS Awards

Wow! Thanks so much to those who nominated D-List Diva. We weren't expecting any nominations, let alone five! Some stiff competition in all categories, though. Best of luck to all the other nominees 

Has it been a year already?! Time for me to get nominating!

That worked Thanks again, Khris!

For anyone who may stumble across this thread later, and who's wondering about how to stop the cursor from changing graphic when hovering over non-clickable buttons, here's the full code I ended up using.

Code: ags

function repeatedly_execute()
{
GUIControl *anyGUIControl = GUIControl.GetAtScreenXY(mouse.x, mouse.y);
  
  if (anyGUIControl != null && anyGUIControl.AsButton != null && anyGUIControl.AsButton.Clickable)
  {
  mouse.ChangeModeGraphic(eModePointer, 2);  
  }
    
  else
  {
  mouse.ChangeModeGraphic(eModePointer, 1); 
  }
}

Thanks, Khris. Unfortunately, that gives me the following error (line 21 is the line in question):

Error (line 21): Operator cannot be applied to this type

Hi!

I'd like to change my cursor graphic when hovering over any clickable button.

I am able to change the cursor graphic when hovering over any GUI control, using this code (in the 'repeatedly_execute' section of my global script):

Code: ags

GUIControl *anyGUIControl = GUIControl.GetAtScreenXY(mouse.x, mouse.y);
  
	if (anyGUIControl)
	{
	mouse.ChangeModeGraphic(eModePointer, 2);  
	}
  
	else
	{
	mouse.ChangeModeGraphic(eModePointer, 1); 
	}

However, this also changes the cursor graphic when hovering over GUI labels and unclickable buttons, which I don't want.

Thanks in advance!

Thanks, @sthomannch!   

Thanks very much for the kind words, @RootBound

I think mine might've been Pleurghburg: Dark Ages, from long before my time as an AGSer.

Thanks very much, @Postmodern Adventures. Really happy you liked it 

Thanks, @Rik Vargard and @Creamy. Very glad you liked it

Thanks so much, @heltenjon. We had a blast making it. Thanks for the comment on the game's AGS page, too

Thanks for the kind words about D-List Diva, @heltenjon. I enjoyed all the other AGS entries, too.

Thanks, Ramorama. Glad you liked it

As I told you already, Signal & Echo was an inspiration for me while making the game, so I'm really happy you enjoyed it!

And if you people haven't played Signal & Echo's demo, you should really try it! A fantastic game that makes you feel like a detective.

And I've told you this privately already, but I'll say it again here: that's extremely flattering and kind. Thank you <3

Very cool gameplay idea. Good job

This was fantastic! Excellent mystery, impressive scope, given the time  constraints, beautiful music, and you know I'm a sucker for investigations requiring text parser inputs Oh, and, of course, your art is always wonderful. Brilliant job. I loved it.

With this choice of colors and outlines, the game's art is clean and pleasant to eye .

Glad you like it, Crimson

You're in the credits, not only for your DoubleClick module, but under 'Special Thanks', alongside Khris (as in my other game, S&E). Whenever I have a question about how to do something in AGS, one of you two seems to have already answered it somewhere in the forums. Much appreciated!

One extra colour?! Preposterous! I now refuse to play this game!!!

I know, right? I really let my standards slip there. I feel dirty all over!

Thanks so much for the kind words. I'm gonna be playing your entry this morning!