Ste The Fluffy
Last Activity: Jul 11 '13, 01:22 PM
Joined: Sep 2 '06
Location: England
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I'll work in VB6 only. -
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In a mouse event such as Mousedown, up or move, X returns the arrow's distance from the left, and Y it's distance from the top.
HTH.Leave a comment:
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You need to say what kind of game you're trying to make. If it's interesting, I might be willing to help.Leave a comment:
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He's presumably suggesting the use of a Link/Hyperlink button to the .exe, as seen in VB.net and later.Leave a comment:
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I've made games pretty prolifically in VB and VBA since I was little.
Here are some that can be found on my website (http://www.SteGriff.co .uk)
Accel Game
Move World
Some of them have screen redraw issues. I've never found a way to sort that out, if anyone knows of a way, please email me :)Leave a comment:
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Sorry if this sort of thing is frowned upon or if i've been mislead into thinking this,
but can you not get programs for windows (presuming you are using it) that can recover terminally deleted files?
I don't know where you can get these, but if you opt to try one such program be sure you don't get spyware or related malwares.
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It has got something to do with compatibility, i had this problem myself.
However, this was because i hadn't Dim'd the variables i had put into the script.
As far as i can tell, this problem is caused because you defined Intindex on a different form to the one that accesses it.
I found a way to fix this but can't for the life of me remember what it was.
Aha! This is a possibility:
When the form Unloaded...Leave a comment:
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Presuming you are using VB6,
Here is the code for drawing a horizontal line and a circle.
The syntax works as so:Code:Picture1.Line (500, 100)-(2000, 100) Picture1.Circle (1000, 1000), 200
Picture1.Line(S tartingX,Starti ngY) - (EndX,EndY)
Picture1.Circle (X,Y), Diameter.
I advise putting this code into a command button or something.
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MouseMove occurs when your mouse moves over an object.
Create a userform with a label on it (Named Label1, as is default)
Add this code:
...Code:Private Sub Form_Load() Label1.Caption = "No mouse on me" Label1.BackColor = vbGreen End Sub Private Sub Form_MouseMove(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, X As Single, Y As Single) Label1.Caption = "No mouse
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