Disabling Tool-Specific Cursors in Cornerstone3D

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@Christopher_Nagy: Hi all, is there any option / configuration to disable the tool-specific cursors, that are set to the viewport element’s style tag in the HTML? I would like to use another cursor, but it keeps overridden by the one from cornerstone3D. Example: https://www.cornerstonejs.org/live-examples/petct

@Alireza_Sedghi: Hmmm, i haven’t touched this part for a long time, but i remember it was possible

@Christopher_Nagy: Okay, can you give me some hint where to look for it?

@Alireza_Sedghi: I guess this

import { setElementCursor } from './elementCursor';
import MouseCursor from './MouseCursor';
import SVGMouseCursor from './SVGMouseCursor';

/**
 * Set the cursor for an HTML element. cursorNames can be either
 * cornerstone3DTools cursors or standard cursors.
 *
 * @param element - The element to set the cursor on.
 * @param cursorName - The name of the cursor to set. This can be
 * any cursor name either Cornerstone-specific cursor names or the standard
 * CSS cursor names.
 */
function setCursorForElement(
  element: HTMLDivElement,
  cursorName: string
): void {
  let cursor = SVGMouseCursor.getDefinedCursor(cursorName, true);
  if (!cursor) {
    cursor = MouseCursor.getDefinedCursor(cursorName);
  }

  if (!cursor) {
    console.log(
      `Cursor ${cursorName} is not defined either as SVG or as a standard cursor.`
    );
    cursor = MouseCursor.getDefinedCursor(cursorName);
  }

  setElementCursor(element, cursor);
}

export default setCursorForElement;

but seems like it is for eleemnt
maybe we need one for tool?
actually this one

  static setDefinedCursor(name: string, cursor: MouseCursor): boolean {
    if (cursor instanceof MouseCursor) {
      const definedCursors = getDefinedCursors(
        // @ts-ignore
        MouseCursor as Record<symbol, Map<string, MouseCursor>>,
        DEFINED_CURSORS
      );
      definedCursors.set(name, cursor);
      return true;
    }
    return false;
  }

you can override the previous name i guess
use that

@Christopher_Nagy: I will try it, thanks!