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I am looking for a way to create a ring or halo around the mouse cursor. I created this functionality in ArcGIS Desktop using ArcObjects, but now I need to port it over to ArcGIS Pro with WPF. I know that I could do this using a Map Tool, but I need the halo to persist and not be tied just to when a single tool is active. With that being said, before I tackle the ring/halo portion of the task, I need a way to get the mouse cursor coordinates as it passes over the active map frame. I am looking into MouseEventArgs, which is what I used in ArcGIS Desktop. However, I can't get this to work in Pro. Is there anything in the ArcGIS Pro SDK like ArcMap.Document.CurrentLocation or some other way of getting the mouse cursor location on mouse move? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

The new API on MapTool will include a both a string property (SketchTip) which can be set to show a simple string, using some default font settings, next to the cursor and another property specifying a DAML ID of a registered EmbeddableControl which will enable you to have an arbitrary WPF UserControl on the cursor (which should work well for your case of drawing a halo around the cursor).

Thank you for your response. It is good to know that the API will be expanded in the future to make it easier to accomplish my task. However, it appears that the future and current methods of doing this all require the use of a MapTool. This is something that I cannot do, since I need to be able to toggle the halos on and off and work in concert with other tools. I need to associate this with a simple button click and not a MapTool. Is there any way to do this outside of the aforementioned MapTool? For example, I used the Windows API with a MouseHook in ArcGIS Desktop. This exposed a mouse move event for me that worked perfectly. I was then able to draw my halos around the current mouse point. Unfortunately, however, I have tried this in ArcGIS Pro and I can't seem to get it to work. Please let me know if further information is required.

Thank you John. I was able to get the current X/Y location of the mouse by getting the System.Windows.Forms.Control.MousePosition and then casting it into MapView.Active.ClientToMap. That worked and gave me latitude and longitude, which is what I want. The only problem is that it works all over the screen, including all windows (not just the map frame). Do you know how I can determine when I am over the map frame only, not any other window on the screen? Additionally, I realize this might be putting the cart before the horse, but I was wondering if there is a Pro version of the IGraphicTracker or something similar? I used this in the Desktop version of my code to keep track of my halo graphics.

Sorry for the late reply, but I have been on vacation and just saw this. Unfortunately, the code for the distance halo is much more than a snippet. It turned out to be pretty extensive to implement everything. What part of the code would you be interested in specifically?

Hi I have gotten every game to run except Halo Infinite on my lenovo m70q (Intel core i5 12500T, 32gb ram, intel uhd 770) the game gets through the opening scenes then just crashes. I would point to the gpu automatically if it didnt play hogwarts legacy which is more demanding. So is it possible the game does not like windows 11? I always have the sensors of hardware info open on my second monitor and the cpu and gpu does not get insanely hot or anything. Thoughts please.

Hello, I recently purchased a new car. The dealership performed window tinting on the rear passenger windows and the rear windshield. Due to laws in Alberta, they could not do the fronts -- which I did aftermarket with a good local company.

The problem I have is that, at night (or very early in the morning), all lights (headlights, greenlights, etc.) appear to have an odd halo effect through the rear windshield. I've had two cars in the past that have had tinted windows, and I've never seen this before. Before I call the dealership, I want to know if this is normal or what I can say/explain to them to get this fixed. I assume this isn't really good from a safety aspect.

It depends on how long ago you had the tint done. For the first 30 days or so (I think climate has a lot to do with the time frame) the tint will appear to have a foggy quality to it. This is nothing more than moisture in the adhesive and will dissipate with time. Also bear in mind that if it is a new tint and you have not washed the windows there will be some visual degradation as a result. This is all normal. Also note that there may be small bubbles in the tint for about the same time period. This is also caused by moisture and will more than likely go away by itself. It is important to note that these issues do not follow a particular curve, so they may appear to get worse before they get better.

Thanks for the information. The tint was done about a week ago at the dealership. The weather in Calgary as of late has been in the 5-9C mark during the day but I keep it in underground parking at night (20C inside). The rest of the windows that were done by the dealership appear to be fine, and the aftermarket ones on the front are as well.

Anyhow, I'll keep an eye on it and see how it goes for another week before calling up the dealership. Honestly, I don't remember seeing this halo effect on my other cars immediately after tinting though.

Recently, I just discovered a third-party module named halo, which allows you to create and use some pretty cool loading icons. However, when I was testing it, it didn't load the spinner I wanted. This is my code:

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