Hi, I made an UnderTale soul cursor for my UnderTale Theory Blog UnderTheory!
I looked for cursors for UnderTale blogs, but I only found cursors that look like characters heads and some hearts that looked nothing like the heart in the game. Generic heart cursors didn’t help a lot, because most of them were too detailed to pass for the heart in the game (they had shadows to make them look 3D, had several colors o were even animated).
So I made this UnderTale cursor by ripping the heart from the game. I even took the liberties of making a version without the typical arrow that is added to not pointy cursors (that’s the one I ended using on the blog).
Note: The heart with arrow looks cool and accurate to the game, but may confuse people on where to click. I don’t recommend it for things that need precise clicks.
Disclaimer: UnderTale is owned by Toby Fox. Not for commercial used. Do not take credit.
Image ripped from game screenshot and edited in Adobe Photoshop.
How to Use:
- Tumblr Custom CSS.
- Click “Edit Appearance” on your Account Menu.
- Click on “Edit Theme”.
- Click on “Advance”
- Paste the code under “Add Custom CSS”
- Tumblr Edit HTLM.
- Click “Edit Appearance” on your Account Menu.
- Click on “Edit Theme”.
- Click on Edit HTML.
- Under body{, paste the code between the brackets (only cursor: url(), auto;).
- Scroll down and paste the same code under a{ and {a: hover (unless you want your cursor to change when you hover links).
- Click “Update Preview” to see your cursor.
- If your cursor doesn’t show properly check if you pasted the codes completely or in the right part of the code, also if the image you linked is available.
- Repeat until your cursor looks fine (It can still look a little glitchy in certain computers or because some problems at Tumblr).
- Save.
- The Weird third option for Tumblr:
If the other options did not work, or you don’t want to mess with codes, you can try this option (this may not work properly in newer Tumblr).
- Click “Edit Appearance” on your Account Menu.
- Click on “Edit Theme”.
- Under “Description” post this code: <style type=“text/css”>body, a:hover {cursor: url(url), url(url), progress !important;}</style><a href=“url” target=“_blank” title=“title”><img src=“url” border=“0” alt=“Alt text” style=“position:absolute; top: 0px; right: 0px;” /></a>
- Note: This would show apparently at your blog description, so you would need to completely hide your description if you think the code looks ugly in your blog.
- On your computer:
You would have to convert the png file to an cursor file and the install that file. This also works for converting to icons.
- Download .png from host.
- Search which cursor format is needed for your OS and instructions to install (some OS’s don’t let you customize cursors/icons).
- Convert .png to that icon format (you can use a desktop application or search for an online converter).
- Install cursor according to the instructions you found.
Codes:
- Normal Heart:
Code:
/* Start http://undertheory.tumblr.com */ body, a:hover {cursor: url(http://i.imgur.com/Ybvrui8.png), auto;} /* End http://undertheory.tumblr.com */
- Heart with Arrow:
Code:
/* Start http://undertheory.tumblr.com */ body, a:hover {cursor: url(http://i.imgur.com/Ybvrui8.png), auto;} /* End http://undertheory.tumblr.com */Ho