You 50% of this website have been created as "a" (or something close to that) in a game and I will never be able to identify their genders. This means you can set `self_pronouns` attribute for each cursor type object, making it easier to create unique cursors with different colors or styles of movement depending on which context is desired - this could include anything from simple animations like a blinking effect when hovered over by the user's mouse, up to more complex behaviors such as tooltip pop-ups or sound effects. Here are some ideas for how you might approach implementing cursor customization: '''javascript const Cursor = (1502) { class Cursor { constructor(widths,height){ this._constructor(width, height); } /*! [1.8x - Create a new class named "CursorCustomizer" which will be used to create custom cursors from an SVG graphics file that includes the source image for the cursor as well as information about its animation and appearance settings like color or opacity changes over time, etc. This data could potentially include things such as: - A unique identifier (e. cuid) class Cursor { private String id; // ID to identify this particular cursor among many others on the system. public class Cursor(String imgPath, double xPosX, int width, int height){ Image imageUrl; final int WIDTH = 16, HIGH = 108, WIDTH = 42, OFFSET_PIXEL = 3; public CursorCustomizer(String imgPath) { this.imgPath = imgPath; this.xPos = xPosition; } public void setImage() { imageViewPort = new ImageIcon(this.id, this.width, this.height); ... class CursorCustomizer : MouseEvent { // A list of cursor states (e.g., blinking, pulsing) and corresponding images to animate private int currentState = NO_STATE; public void setCursorImage(String imgPath); imageViewPort.setImage(imgPath); public void setPosition(int xPosX, int yPosY){ this.xPos = xPosition; // Calculate next position (with wrap-around) based on current state and the screen size if ((this.width+10 + 36) > window.innerWidth) { double diff_X = Math.abs(window.innerWidth - this.xPos); int modifierX = xPosition % (imageViewPortal.getFullscreenWidth()/2); if(modifierX < WIDTH && modifierX >= 0){ this.xPos = xPosition + diff_X; // move cursor to left or right as necessary, depending on whether the given position is outside of bounds } else { this.xPos = (xPosition-modifierX) %(imageViewPortal.getFullscreenWidth()/2); } } public CursorCustomizer(Cursor cursor){ // This will be called when the mouse is moving, to set up a dynamic movement algorithm based on current frame and position } class Cursor { private int WIDTH = 40; private static final long[] _frames=new long[]{ /* pre-defined cursor frames */