ClickDetector allows Scripts and LocalScripts to receive pointer input on 3D objects through their MouseClick event. They work when parented to BasePart, Model, or Folder objects. They detect basic mouse events: enter, leave, left click and right click. Touch input on TouchEnabled devices also fires click events.

Feb 23, 2023 · It actually is possible, though the method is deprecated it can still be done. local player = game.Players.LocalPlayer local mouse = player:GetMouse () mouse.Icon = …

Nov 26, 2022 · I found this script to change the cursors except that it changes the cursor of a single click detector that I mention in the script beforehand: local mouseIcon = …

Sets the cursor icon to display when the mouse is hovered over the parent of this Class.ClickDetector or Class.DragDetector.

May 17, 2023 · Does anyone know the default click detector’s resolution?

When a player clicks a ClickDetector's parent brick, this event will fire including the player who clicked. Example: Sets the image of the cursor when this ClickDetector is hovered. Category: Image. Serialization: can save and load.

Jun 18, 2020 · There is a Property called ClickDetector.CursorIcon, To get the roblox cursor you need to put rbxasset://textures/ArrowCursor.png. You can do what @CodedE44OR said or use this piece of code: I want to make the click detector cursor like the normal roblox cursor, which means the cursor won’t change when you hover over the click detector.

They detect basic mouse events: enter, leave, left click and right click. Touch input on `Class.UserInputService.TouchEnabled|TouchEnabled` devices also fires click events.

Mar 31, 2022 · https://developer.roblox.com/en-us/api-reference/property/Mouse/Icon. This script sets the local player’s mouse icon to an image of a dragon, this can be changed if necessary. This would be a local script inside the StarterPlayerScripts folder.

Put two parts in workspace, name them differentlyPut a decal inside each part, name each decal differentlyPut a click detector inside each part, name them pu...