My code, as it is a somewhat complicated calculator, it HUGE. So i'll just provide a quick summary
Resultslbl.text = Input1txt.text x Input2txt.text
So Resultslbl.text is how high i want the image to move.
Thats basically all I've got in terms of beginning the animation side of things
Thanks
Hi,
Ive made a calculator that estimates how high a model rocket will go.
I was intending on making a simulation that will show you visually how high it will go.
(Little rocket image goes up and stops at estimated hight)
I know how to make a picture box move and everything, but i can only make...
Thanks Moi for your response,
Unfortunately, the .exe you provided, crashes on startup.
Would you possibly be able to attach your project files so I could view you code?
Thanks :)
I want to base my program on this ( Cell Models: An Interactive Animation ) where when the mouse is moved over a part of the image a text box, or something similar appears.
Thanks for your response
Im trying to make a program that allows the user to view additional information via moving the cursor over the label to view (make visble) additional information, in the form of text boxes and/or picture boxes.
How will i go about doing this?
Thanks
Basic program: 'Integer is not valid' 'Overflow' Help?
Hi,
Firstly I am a noob at vb.net so go easy on me :)
Ok wel, Each time i debug my program I get an assortment of 'Conversion from string "d" to type 'Integer' is not valid errors and 'overflow' errors. What am i doing wrong?
Thanks...
I had just finished fixing all the bugs and then once I debugged my program i encounted this error: Arithmetic operation resulted in an overflow.
What am i doing wrong?
Imports System.Math
Public Class Form1
Dim k As Integer = 1 / 2 * 1.22 * 0.75 * A
Dim Cd As Integer = 0.75
Dim p As...
I'm trying to make a calculation app, but the 'Declaration expected' error keeps coming up. What am I doing wrong?
Thanks
Imports System.Math
PublicClass Form1
Dim k AsInteger
Dim Cd AsInteger
Dim p AsIntegert
Dim A AsInteger
Dim q AsInteger
Dim z AsInteger
Dim m AsInteger
Dim g AsInteger...
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