How to get an onPaint mouse cursor for weird noobs

@Override

public void onPaint(Graphics2D g) {

 

// Get the mouse position on the screen

Point mouseScreenPosition = getMouse().getPosition();

 

// Draw the cursor body

drawCustomCursor(g, mouseScreenPosition);}

public void drawCustomCursor(Graphics2D g, Point mouseScreenPosition) {

int cursorSize = 20; // Adjust cursor size as needed

 

// Define the points for the custom cursor shape (star with spikes)

int[] xPoints = {

mouseScreenPosition.x - cursorSize / 2,

mouseScreenPosition.x,

mouseScreenPosition.x + cursorSize / 2,

mouseScreenPosition.x + cursorSize / 4,

mouseScreenPosition.x,

mouseScreenPosition.x - cursorSize / 4

};

int[] yPoints = {

mouseScreenPosition.y - cursorSize / 4,

mouseScreenPosition.y - cursorSize / 2,

mouseScreenPosition.y - cursorSize / 4,

mouseScreenPosition.y + cursorSize / 4,

mouseScreenPosition.y + cursorSize / 2,

mouseScreenPosition.y + cursorSize / 4

};

 

// Set gold color for the border

g.setColor(new Color(255, 215, 0)); // Gold color (255, 215, 0)

 

// Draw the cursor shape with a thicker gold border

g.setStroke(new BasicStroke(2)); // Increase the stroke width for the border

g.drawPolygon(xPoints, yPoints, xPoints.length); // Draw the border

 

// Set custom cursor color (bright red with 25% opacity)

g.setColor(new Color(255, 0, 0, 64)); // Red (255, 0, 0) with alpha (64)

 

// Draw the cursor shape with less opacity

g.fillPolygon(xPoints, yPoints, xPoints.length); // Fill the shape

 

// Draw a smaller shape in the center (triangle with silver color)

int smallShapeSize = 8; // Size of the smaller shape

int[] smallXPoints = {

mouseScreenPosition.x - smallShapeSize / 2,

mouseScreenPosition.x + smallShapeSize / 2,

mouseScreenPosition.x

};

int[] smallYPoints = {

mouseScreenPosition.y + smallShapeSize / 2,

mouseScreenPosition.y + smallShapeSize / 2,

mouseScreenPosition.y - smallShapeSize / 2

};

g.setColor(new Color(224, 224, 224, 192)); // Silver color (192, 192, 192) with alpha (128)

g.fillPolygon(smallXPoints, smallYPoints, 3); // Fill the triangle

}