Is there a way to install motion blur to a Windows cursor?
Is there a way to install motion blur to a Windows cursor?
Justin Martinez
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Evan Robinson
Whoa it's true: Mac users ARE complete retards who will waste money on anything!
Benjamin Ward
yes, you can turn on display pointer trails in additional mouse settings on windows 10. i have no idea why anyone in their right mind would want that though.
Evan Morris
That looks distracting as all fuck. Like smooth cursor scrolling in a text editor.
Michael Collins
Why on earth would you want that?
Nolan Watson
But pointer trails in Windows is not good
Ayden Wright
Because I like it
Blake Robinson
It's objectively retarded. Now you have to wake your GPU up every time you move your fucking mouse, wasting a lot of battery.
Cursors are normally implemented with efficient and specialised hardware overlays, and this breaks that.
Hudson Long
This is like taking a shit on all the good things that Xerox did for us. Also
John Nelson
>the state of mactoddlers
James Baker
Christian Hernandez
lol
Alexander Wilson
codepen.io
But, why not have the option? Disable it if you don't like it like in video games. Or have it disabled by default, I don't give a fuck. I like it in video games because it's realistic. Move your eyes back and forth. Motion blur is a thing.
Adam Nguyen
Honestly I would love full system UI motion blur. Temporal aliasing is real you're all just used to it.
Michael Smith
i want mouse cursor that's interpolated smooth motion
Isaac Kelly
A FUCKING FOOT
Easton Butler
Holy kek, that's awesome
Jaxson Walker
I dont want the option because it looks terrible and hurts my autism. Also
>move your eyes back and forth, motion blur is a thing.
Yeah, when im moving my head and eyes around. Not on my fucking Vietnamese basket weaving forum.
Aiden Mitchell
That's why I said have the option :^)
Blake Martinez
based and you know it, redpilled
Noah Powell
kek
Lincoln Powell
>moetien bloor reelisstik guud