Cursors Extended

If you're reading this because of MC Eternal 2, I advise to update to the latest version of this mod (3.9.2+1.20.1-forge.2).

It is backwards-compatible and should be safe. The built-in textures have not changed and your config will not be reset.

I have added compatibility with FTB Library so the cursor doesn't reset everytime it opens, and also remaps the standard cursors.

It is a lot more optimized despite having a larger jar size:

• takes ~2x less time per tick: from ~0.06 to ~0.03 ms per tick (may vary per device)
• cache uses ~5-6x less memory: from ~152 to ~29 bytes per entry. From my testing it may take up 200-1000 entries per session which is negligible considering the scale of the pack, and would take around 35,000-40,000 entries (virtually impossible to reach) to reach 1mb.

It may also fix some platform specific issues as I have migrated from using BufferedImage, which is incompatible in some linux distros and macOS versions, to Minecraft's NativeImage API.

If you do encounter any issues, please report it on the issue tracker. https://github.com/fishstiz/minecraft-cursor/issues

CHANGELOG:

• Increased scale cap to 8.00
• Explicitly disable anti-aliasing and use nearest-neighbor when scaling which may or may not fix blurriness on some platforms.
• Improved logs

Fabric changes:

• Added config/minecraft-cursor.properties Launch Properties. Can only be edited through the file itself.
  • ignore_mod_check_glfw_mixin: Ignores the mod check to apply the GlfwMixin. Attempts to apply GlfwMixin even when Early Loading Screen mod is installed, so you can set window_creation_point to preLaunch to prevent the crash and also apply the mixin.
  • force_disable_glfw_mixin: Forcefully disables GlfwMixin. Workaround to fix crashes if GLFW is early loaded. Please report an issue still if this happens.
• Why opt out instead of opt in? There are more mods that use GLFW cursors, more than it may seem, than there are mods that early load GLFW. For example, Do A Barrel Roll mod, has seemingly nothing to do with cursors, but conflicts with Minecraft Cursor because of its dependency on CICADA. The GlfwMixin is able to fix this.
  • The crash will happen on startup if a mod does early loads GLFW, so it will be immediately known.
  • This was also already a thing in v3.5.0, this explanation is just to provide some context for these new properties.
• This is not a Fabric bias, it's just not possible to do this in Forge & NeoForge 😔

If you have any issues and/or suggestions, head on over to the issues page.