jwierer, a quick question

[jbs30000]

If you made Visual bB using Visual studio (or just Visual Basic, or Visual C++, or Visual whatever) how did you make the sprite and playfield editors? Or more specifically, what control did you use for the grid the images are drawn on?

 

I'm trying to make something for bB, but don't worry, it's not a sprite or playfield editor. My program would spit out data statements.

[jwierer]

If you made Visual bB using Visual studio (or just Visual Basic, or Visual C++, or Visual whatever) how did you make the sprite and playfield editors? Or more specifically, what control did you use for the grid the images are drawn on?

 

I'm trying to make something for bB, but don't worry, it's not a sprite or playfield editor. My program would spit out data statements.

It's the DataGridViewControl.

 

-Jeff

[jbs30000]

If you made Visual bB using Visual studio (or just Visual Basic, or Visual C++, or Visual whatever) how did you make the sprite and playfield editors? Or more specifically, what control did you use for the grid the images are drawn on?

 

I'm trying to make something for bB, but don't worry, it's not a sprite or playfield editor. My program would spit out data statements.

It's the DataGridViewControl.

 

-Jeff

OK, I thought it might be something like that. Thank you very much.

[jwierer]

If you made Visual bB using Visual studio (or just Visual Basic, or Visual C++, or Visual whatever) how did you make the sprite and playfield editors? Or more specifically, what control did you use for the grid the images are drawn on?

 

I'm trying to make something for bB, but don't worry, it's not a sprite or playfield editor. My program would spit out data statements.

It's the DataGridViewControl.

 

-Jeff

OK, I thought it might be something like that. Thank you very much.

No problem, PM me if you have trouble understanding the events.

 

-Jeff

[+Random Terrain]

I hope this is a music making program. We really need one of those.

 

An easy-to-use music creation program that plays notes and has the ability to preview your work with your favorite emulator would be great.

[disjaukifa]

I hope this is a music making program. We really need one of those.

 

An easy-to-use music creation program that plays notes and has the ability to preview your work with your favorite emulator would be great.

 

Ya'll have no idea how helpful that would be. I depend on this Sprite Editor as is and it works great!!!

 

-Disjaukifa

[jbs30000]

If you made Visual bB using Visual studio (or just Visual Basic, or Visual C++, or Visual whatever) how did you make the sprite and playfield editors? Or more specifically, what control did you use for the grid the images are drawn on?

 

I'm trying to make something for bB, but don't worry, it's not a sprite or playfield editor. My program would spit out data statements.

It's the DataGridViewControl.

 

-Jeff

OK, I thought it might be something like that. Thank you very much.

No problem, PM me if you have trouble understanding the events.

 

-Jeff

Using Google I see that within the cellclick event that e.ColumnIndex and e.RowIndex will tell me which cell was clicked, but I still need to look up how to select a cell to change its background color.

Edited September 27, 2009 by jbs30000

[jbs30000]

I hope this is a music making program. We really need one of those.

 

An easy-to-use music creation program that plays notes and has the ability to preview your work with your favorite emulator would be great.

Sorry, it's not.