RE: N2Oxide ProgressBar [C# - GDI] 04-15-2013, 05:33 AM
#21
Wow, thats wicked especially the one with the stars and the progress bar, A Job well done 
Is GDI available in VB.NET?
Is GDI available in VB.NET?
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RE: N2Oxide ProgressBar [C# - GDI] 04-15-2013, 05:39 AM
#22
@Ex094 - GDI is available in VB.NET yes. :ok:
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RE: N2Oxide ProgressBar [C# - GDI] 04-15-2013, 05:39 AM
#23
@Ex094 - GDI is available in VB.NET yes. :ok:
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RE: N2Oxide ProgressBar [C# - GDI] 04-15-2013, 05:42 AM
#24
(04-15-2013, 05:39 AM)ArkPhaze Wrote: @Ex094 - GDI is available in VB.NET yes. :ok:Those themes in VB.NET applications, they are made using GDI too, right?
RE: N2Oxide ProgressBar [C# - GDI] 04-15-2013, 05:42 AM
#25
(04-15-2013, 05:39 AM)ArkPhaze Wrote: @Ex094 - GDI is available in VB.NET yes. :ok:Those themes in VB.NET applications, they are made using GDI too, right?
RE: N2Oxide ProgressBar [C# - GDI] 04-15-2013, 05:49 AM
#26
Most likely DirectX is usually C++, unless the person is using some managed library. Most people use GDI however, out of whatever options you know might be available.
If used properly, you can still make some cool stuff, and with animations too...
Here's a demo of what my progressbar looks like while incrementing the value:
![[Image: K54a6ei.gif]](http://i.imgur.com/K54a6ei.gif)
DirectX is usually C++, unless the person is using some managed library. Most people use GDI however, out of whatever options you know might be available.If used properly, you can still make some cool stuff, and with animations too...
Here's a demo of what my progressbar looks like while incrementing the value:
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RE: N2Oxide ProgressBar [C# - GDI] 04-15-2013, 05:49 AM
#27
Most likely DirectX is usually C++, unless the person is using some managed library. Most people use GDI however, out of whatever options you know might be available.
If used properly, you can still make some cool stuff, and with animations too...
Here's a demo of what my progressbar looks like while incrementing the value:
DirectX is usually C++, unless the person is using some managed library. Most people use GDI however, out of whatever options you know might be available.If used properly, you can still make some cool stuff, and with animations too...
Here's a demo of what my progressbar looks like while incrementing the value:
ArkPhaze
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![[Image: rytwG00.png]](http://i.imgur.com/rytwG00.png)
RE: N2Oxide ProgressBar [C# - GDI] 04-15-2013, 06:27 AM
#30
Should i start playing with VB as a second language to learn or should i pick something else?
I want learn how to create something with nice visuals so i can make an even prettier progress bar
And i started programming with C.
I want learn how to create something with nice visuals so i can make an even prettier progress bar
And i started programming with C.
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