Teach me a few things

[hunterquest]

i know the basics on making trainers but i do not know many things like how to click a button and make another form pop up or how to use checkboxes or how to download Vb6. I wanna know how to do these things so can someone pm me and teach me i would be very appreciated!

[JustinCredible]

You want vb08, not vb06.
VB08 download: http://www.microsoft.com/express/download/#webInstall

Code for having a new form show up is;

Dim Form2 As New Form2
        Form2.Show()

How to use checkboxes... when I hear checkboxes I think if.

If CheckBox1.Checked Then
            'What to perform
        Else
            'What to perform
        End If

I made a quick project to demonstrate the above.

[hunterquest]

thanks very helpful
i got vb08 just wanted to try vb6

[F3ar]

Justin, you do realize that if you have the other form created already, that you only need to put:

Form2.Show()

You don't need to do anything with Dim

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[JustinCredible]

Justin, you do realize that if you have the other form created already, that you only need to put:

Form2.Show()

if your form's name is "Clicked second button" then you'll want to declare it... but you're right.

[F3ar]

Justin, you do realize that if you have the other form created already, that you only need to put:

Form2.Show()

if your form's name is "Clicked second button" then you'll want to declare it... but you're right.

Wait what?

For a button all you would need is:

Form2.Show()

Nothing else.

For a checkbox you would need:

If checkbox1.checked = true then
Form2.show()
else label1.text = "You didn't check the checkbox."
EndIf

[JustinCredible]

I'm talking about...
In terms of how it looks in the script, you don't want to see Button1WasClickedAndblah.show() it'd be easier to see b1wc.show() for example, in terms of functionality... well, it doesn't really matter.

[F3ar]

I'm talking about...
In terms of how it looks in the script, you don't want to see Button1WasClickedAndblah.show() it'd be easier to see b1wc.show() for example, in terms of functionality... well, it doesn't really matter.

Now that I took the time to read this and not just scim over it, I understand what you're saying. You're saying that your lazy lul. Can't type out a full name? It gives it too you anyway..

[JustinCredible]

I'm talking about...
In terms of how it looks in the script, you don't want to see Button1WasClickedAndblah.show() it'd be easier to see b1wc.show() for example, in terms of functionality... well, it doesn't really matter.

Now that I took the time to read this and not just scim over it, I understand what you're saying. You're saying that your lazy lul. Can't type out a full name? It gives it too you anyway..

I'm saying that it's quicker, especially if you are going to be showing a new form a lot... how lazy I am has nothing to do with it.

[F3ar]

I'm talking about...
In terms of how it looks in the script, you don't want to see Button1WasClickedAndblah.show() it'd be easier to see b1wc.show() for example, in terms of functionality... well, it doesn't really matter.

Now that I took the time to read this and not just scim over it, I understand what you're saying. You're saying that your lazy lul. Can't type out a full name? It gives it too you anyway..

I'm saying that it's quicker, especially if you are going to be showing a new form a lot... how lazy I am has nothing to do with it.

Most of the time the form will be named "Form#" and the person will only call it once or twice, I know that with my AQW Trainer that I made in Delphi/Pascal I only had to call forms once or twice, so it's really not needed for someone who's just beginning.