Hello, I am trying to make a highlighting system, when a player hovers their mouse, I am wanting it to change to the same icon that appears with a click detector. I know I can set the mouse image ID but I’m not sure what the ID is and cannot find a way to access the default mouse icons.
Just set the ID to a blank string; "". That resets it to default.
It’s rbxasset://SystemCursors/PointingHand for the pointing hand.
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I tried using some of the ones on this list and it doesn’t seem to do anything.
Well, they are documented (and they were then on the really old documentation website), but even since then, they haven’t worked. It’s been years and it hasn’t been fixed, but I hoped it did by now… lol. There may be another way, but limited from my knowledge on that specific matter, I cannot help further. My deepest apologies.
And here’s that documentation link: Mouse | Documentation - Roblox Creator Hub
Is there a way to load the icons and just publish them as my own images?
It may not be in your computer’s system files, but ff you’ll give me a few moments, I’ll figure out the path in Roblox’s system files where you can copy the image and copy and paste it if they are.
Just tried uploading my own decal and setting it in my script, but it doesn’t seem to work either. This is really strange. Not sure if it’s a roblox bug at this point.
Asset I tried (didn’t work): 14401999113
Asset I found and worked: 3400146391
I can’t find it Roblox’s files, so I would recommend doing a little more research, or wait for someone else to help that is a little more knowledgeable on this specific thing than I am. Sorry I can’t help anymore.
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I know this is almost like a year later, but I’ve been looking for the same thing, and I think what you’re looking for is this?
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This is how you access them in the files:
mouse.Icon = "rbxasset://textures/Cursors/KeyboardMouse/ArrowCursor.png"
The location in your files to view them is:
C:\Users\%UserName%\AppData\Local\Roblox\Versions
then click the newest date then go to content.
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If I’m not wronged all the mouse cursor icons coexist in your computer, where the Roblox file is located. You can locate it, copy the ID of it, and paste it into a string; or simply:
mouse.Icon = "rbxasset://textures/Cursors/KeyboardMouse/ArrowCursor.png"
rbxassetid://13033601204
This is one I found in the toolbox. It’s pretty much it, but just offsetted, I’ll come back once I have one that is not offsetted
This one is what your looking for. Crazy how no one was able to hook you up
rbxassetid://105991732318156
YW bro
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