Curser crosshair settings

by James Cook
(Orlando Florida, United States)

Youll see the red circles, they appear immediately after he clicks every time

Youll see the red circles, they appear immediately after he clicks every time

I was watching a YouTube video and the instructor had his curser set to do what I'm calling a red explosion after every click.

After he would click his mouse, a red circle kind of explosion would happen.

I think its kind of neat and would like to have it.

I'm running AutoCAD 2016 with Carlson 2016.

Please advise. Thank you.

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