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nitr0fueled
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Hi
The only way I can explain this is with an example.
Rebubbled
Check this game out, rebubbled.
1. Go into the game
2. Click "help" for example.
You will see that you will get to a new "menu". The window will be repainted when you click "help" for example with new information / user options
You can also click the back button for returning to the main menu. All the time, the window remains static and doesnt create popups or change itself in anyway. It basically just repaints
This is what I want to do in my apps. The window shall remain static, and the buttons will "repaint" the window, not popup new windows but repaint them with new information, options to go back, forth, go further in the the program etc.
I have no idea how to do this in Visual studio
I obviously want ONE window for my app.
And really I want one form as well? Cause form are popups.. or is it possible to make this with forms somehow. This should be really basic for an app
Continue reading...
The only way I can explain this is with an example.
Rebubbled
Check this game out, rebubbled.
1. Go into the game
2. Click "help" for example.
You will see that you will get to a new "menu". The window will be repainted when you click "help" for example with new information / user options
You can also click the back button for returning to the main menu. All the time, the window remains static and doesnt create popups or change itself in anyway. It basically just repaints
This is what I want to do in my apps. The window shall remain static, and the buttons will "repaint" the window, not popup new windows but repaint them with new information, options to go back, forth, go further in the the program etc.
I have no idea how to do this in Visual studio
I obviously want ONE window for my app.
And really I want one form as well? Cause form are popups.. or is it possible to make this with forms somehow. This should be really basic for an app
Continue reading...
