Thank You so much for this lesson at 81 years old I have learned something I wish I knew 20 years ago when i first started using Visual Basic. I just made an animated picturebox control which saves me a lot of writing code in my games I create.
can I somehow add custom values to the property screen? So for expample that I can change the tick value from the stopwatch without acessing the script.
That is exectly the point where I also have problems with my user controls in other projects. If I add them I have to correct the new projects designer code, altough MS says one should not do that.
@@michelmoes1322 I found a better way but it works only in VS 2019. Just add a new file to your project in the solution explorer and add a user control class. Make your control and you can reference it in your main form and control it via that. Check my video I did on Musica pro. Its one of the more recent videos. Thats a custom control. I did that so I can have multiple instances of it with all of its complexity. Also in my other app colorpen I made a custom control too and I was even able to use it again in another project.
@@buddyroach Wow, I did not expect to have an answer because I was 3 years late. As VS 2022 is for free in the community edition and the included VB is fully compatibe with older versions, I'll check your approach. Greetings and thks, Michel
Hi, I don't mean to bother you and I know this tutorial is pretty old, but how could I do this with a textbox? I want my textbox to look pretty, so I have an image for it, but I have no clue how to add the picture to the textbox ;/
You can't really add a picturebox to a textbox but what you could do however, is maybe have your control be a panel with a textbox and picturebox on it and arrange them how you would like such as the picturebox next to the textbox or something?
Hey man, great video. But jw, but how did you create those buttons and that form? Is there a seperate video for that, or is it just something I can download?
Loved it, but more stuff I don't fully understand yet, but I can see the application will be useful. Everything legible, verbiage understandable and not too fast........thanks..JT
Well, once you build your component, you can add it to the project you're currently working on by finding it in the toolbox. You can add it to other projects by pressing Project>Add Reference and then browsing for your .DLL file.
Thank You so much for this lesson at 81 years old I have learned something I wish I knew
20 years ago when i first started using Visual Basic. I just made an animated picturebox control
which saves me a lot of writing code in my games I create.
at last some great tutorial that actually shows something. i'm fed up with guys showing how to add button on a form.
big like from me.
Haven't seen recently so simple, but good tutorial. Thanks for posting :)
can I somehow add custom values to the property screen? So for expample that I can change the tick value from the stopwatch without acessing the script.
Great tutorial. It adds to my knowledge base of VB
thanks. great tutorial. I made a custom control. But how do I export it to where I can import it into future projects and use it?
That is exectly the point where I also have problems with my user controls in other projects.
If I add them I have to correct the new projects designer code, altough MS says one should not do that.
@@michelmoes1322 I found a better way but it works only in VS 2019. Just add a new file to your project in the solution explorer and add a user control class. Make your control and you can reference it in your main form and control it via that. Check my video I did on Musica pro. Its one of the more recent videos. Thats a custom control. I did that so I can have multiple instances of it with all of its complexity. Also in my other app colorpen I made a custom control too and I was even able to use it again in another project.
@@buddyroach Wow, I did not expect to have an answer because I was 3 years late.
As VS 2022 is for free in the community edition and the included VB is fully compatibe with older versions, I'll check your approach.
Greetings and thks, Michel
As I said on the forums, thank you for this tutorial!
This is so useful. Thank you so much.
Hi, I don't mean to bother you and I know this tutorial is pretty old, but how could I do this with a textbox? I want my textbox to look pretty, so I have an image for it, but I have no clue how to add the picture to the textbox ;/
You can't really add a picturebox to a textbox but what you could do however, is maybe have your control be a panel with a textbox and picturebox on it and arrange them how you would like such as the picturebox next to the textbox or something?
Hey man, great video. But jw, but how did you create those buttons and that form?
Is there a seperate video for that, or is it just something I can download?
Beautiful tutorial! useful! excellent also simple English, understandable (I'm Italian) and well-marked
thanks bro.. really appreciate for what you've done
What screen recorder do uuse is it free?
Can u make a custom track bar ? with image now colors? please
Loved it, but more stuff I don't fully understand yet, but I can see the application will be useful. Everything legible, verbiage understandable and not too fast........thanks..JT
Thanks, nice tutorial, also great presentation.
vinod kc Thank you very much! I appreciate your comments and thanks for watching!
can you show a tutorial of making a custom calendar. also able to add events and show them on the calender. would be appreciated.
you are the best man
thanks a lot for the tutorial, now my program looks prettier :D
You're very welcome. I'm glad you've found it helpful! And in the end, what matters more than looks, right? ;)
only when it comes to programs, nothing. ;)
Nice Tutorial!!!!
I'm Lovin it!!!
How to create properties?
How can i use these components in my other Projects?
If you build the project, you will get a .dll file that you can add as a reference to any other project!
Can i make so it imports automaticly?
I do not believe so!
Okay.. I can't really figure out how to import yhe component i made, can u help me out?:)
Well, once you build your component, you can add it to the project you're currently working on by finding it in the toolbox. You can add it to other projects by pressing Project>Add Reference and then browsing for your .DLL file.
This is very good. Thank you
Henrik Lauridsen I am very glad that you think so! Thanks for watching!
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Thanks For This
thank a lot
thank you
No problem! Thanks for watching.
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