To those who are wondering, there are "Visual" versions of a lot of the windows programming languages, Visual Basic, Visual C++, Visual C, Visual C#, and a bunch of third party tools.
@UndeadComedy Yeah, but his software captures screenshots with a variety of options and uploads the screens to a server, saving one lots of time. His software did the job in took five seconds to do what would've cost a developer a few minutes to do! Trust me, as a web developer, every little shortcut helps! And I think Super3Boy probably knew that shortcut already, being a pretty computer-savvy guy! ;)
@SuperFlyingsandwich Its better for it to be in a million images since editing is smoother that way but if you really wanted to,just change the output format in the render tab(the one with the camera on it)
Man, Super3Boy, you're one of those amazing dudes who'll land a high-paying job someday! Thanks for all the tuts and demos of your software devs!
Yes, Thanks for getting the new mic !
@l0gically I plan to add both of those later. This was just a test project.
To those who are wondering, there are "Visual" versions of a lot of the windows programming languages, Visual Basic, Visual C++, Visual C, Visual C#, and a bunch of third party tools.
Nice little program there are alternatives out there like zscreen which are more advanced but making your own is always good fun i know :)
u shud use the windows doevents function to prevent the window from freezing. it also enables the possibility of terminating the uploading for example
@Gredran well maybe not that but there is a visual something that uses C#
@UndeadComedy Yeah, but his software captures screenshots with a variety of options and uploads the screens to a server, saving one lots of time. His software did the job in took five seconds to do what would've cost a developer a few minutes to do! Trust me, as a web developer, every little shortcut helps!
And I think Super3Boy probably knew that shortcut already, being a pretty computer-savvy guy! ;)
@SuperFlyingsandwich Its better for it to be in a million images since editing is smoother that way but if you really wanted to,just change the output format in the render tab(the one with the camera on it)
You created it yourself ?
how did you make this? like what program?
@michaelandtristan probably visual basic
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