Well, when you start off, it's VERY overwhelming. But once you understand functions, vars and finally, drawing functions, it starts to get easy! :) I recommend trying C++ to start doing some console apps, then move on to c# to do forms apps and then finally back to c++ again for a more powerful environment. :)
I really think this would be AMAZING if you just added a timer type of thing. Get it to run in the tray for a set time, and fire off a loop or errors after the set time! :)
I think it would be cooler to not let the user stop the messages. It would be a good prank! :)
The user sets the time they want to set it off, it runs in the tray with an AVG icon (just so they don't notice it :) ), at the users set time, the PC will just keep chucking these error messages at them! :P
And it's not advanced... xD
CamMikeProduction 6 months ago
Also this did not take a lot of code. xD
CamMikeProduction 6 months ago
Here is a very very advanced message box generator with THEMES!!! /watch?v=H4za6OsBoxc
CamMikeProduction 6 months ago
i am idiot :(
TeamHicait 8 months ago
please can u giv this 2 me, it looks awesome, i subed =D
sgtbushbaby 11 months ago
@sgtbushbaby sorry, I don't make applications anymore. I've made a new channel. I'm called ollief9.
Sorry!
MisterTutorialKid 10 months ago
Good job! I made an advanced error generator which I will post soon.
xamsoft 1 year ago
What is the timer doing though? I think the interval has to be a user defined var, and then the timer tick function should be added. :)
For example: (forgive my sloppy knowledge here, haven't done VB in ages! :D)
dim userint as usertextbox.text
timer1.interval = userint
Easy! I think! :) I'm going to think up a way for the user to stop the timer too if you want. :)
ddoodm 2 years ago
ok.
i tried that code but it doesnt work.
sorry to be so blunt XD.
it could be this though:
timer1.interval = textbox1.text
MisterTutorialKid 2 years ago
lol! Ok then! Haven't done VB in AGES! I'm more of a C guy now. :)
Oh ok! Yeah! Give that a go! :)
ddoodm 2 years ago
i might start c is it hard?
MisterTutorialKid 2 years ago
Well, when you start off, it's VERY overwhelming. But once you understand functions, vars and finally, drawing functions, it starts to get easy! :) I recommend trying C++ to start doing some console apps, then move on to c# to do forms apps and then finally back to c++ again for a more powerful environment. :)
Good luck!
ddoodm 2 years ago
thanks
MisterTutorialKid 2 years ago
Haha! VERY nice app! Great work! :D
I can see you put a LOT of work into this!!!!
I really think this would be AMAZING if you just added a timer type of thing. Get it to run in the tray for a set time, and fire off a loop or errors after the set time! :)
Good luck with the app and great work so far!
ddoodm 2 years ago
i have been trying to get it so that when you do something (for example click stop) the loop stops.
ill see what i can do with a timer.
MisterTutorialKid 2 years ago
I think it would be cooler to not let the user stop the messages. It would be a good prank! :)
The user sets the time they want to set it off, it runs in the tray with an AVG icon (just so they don't notice it :) ), at the users set time, the PC will just keep chucking these error messages at them! :P
Good luck!
ddoodm 2 years ago
add a timer to the form.
change the interval to 1000
make sure its enabled.
in the form1_load sub type:
timer1.start()
in the timer1_tick() sub type:
msgbox "Error!", vbCritical, "Error!"
try it!
MisterTutorialKid 2 years ago