Hovering on the widget will change the cursor property. If we run the above code, it will display a window with a label widget and a button. Entry definition: Inside the Android/Resources/drawable folder create a mycursor.xml file for the caret / cursor Add a color for the cursor - colorCursor. Label=Label(win, text='label cursor', cursor='plus red', font=('calibri 18'))īutton(win, text='Button cursor',cursor='dot blue').pack() # Create an instance of tkinter frame or window For example, to change the cursor color in a label widget, we can specify the value as, cursor='plus #aab1212' where 'plus' defines the cursor type and #aab1212 is the Hex value of the color. To configure the mouse pointer color, we can specify the cursor value with (cursor type and its color).

Tkinter provides us a way to change the mouse pointer color in the window. In some applications, the properties affect the mouse pointer as well. Now you may right click on the install.inf to install the cursor set and select 'Android Material Cursors' from the mouse Pointer Scheme to apply the changes.

We can change the properties of its widgets by using the built-in functions and methods. Hi I have written a guide which is hopefully thorough enough to avoid people getting bootloops, this process changes the cursor of a mouse connected by OTG to an Android device, I've tested it on. Tkinter is a standard Python library for developing GUI-based applications.