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           // Add a png resource (with transparency) for your cursor to the Extra Resources for the module.
           // Your added resource is then referenced in the cursorResourceName parameter
           // For the cursor design, I recommend a contrasting outline so that the cursor is visible against all backgrounds.
           String cursorResourceName = "CustomCursor.png";
           
           // The cursor's hotspot is the center point for the cursor.
           // In this example, if you load the image, you can see that the center point
           // is at (15px, 15px) x/y.
           // If your cursor is a custom arrow pointing towards the upper left of the image, your hotspot would be 0, 0
           int hotSpotX = 15, hotSpotY = 15;
        
           // Setting a custom cursor is a two step operation:
           // - tell Voltage Modular which custom cursor to use
           // - tell Voltage Modular to show a custom cursor
           // NOTE: Watch for the incorrect enum name when dragging from the Library - it drags in as VoltageModule.MouseCursorTypes.CustomCustor. Note the mispelling in the final word - Custor -> Cursor
           MouseCursorTypes newCursor = VoltageModule.MouseCursorTypes.CustomCursor;
        
           // This method sets custom cursor image to the specified resource name and hotspot
           if (SetCustomCursor(cursorResourceName, hotSpotX, hotSpotY)) {
              // If the custom cursor was set OK, change to show a custom cursor
              // Note that this sets the cursor at the module level, so when the mouse leaves, we'll need to reset the cursor to the standard cursor type. See the Object_MouseLeave for the code to do this.
              SetMouseCursor(newCursor);
           }