[Cody8295]

Do people have BB code editors or something? how do people make these really long threads, this one must of took an hour with all the pics n shit.

This just gave me a cool idea for a VB project, thanks.

[Alex™]

This just gave me a cool idea for a VB project, thanks.

lol np, please send me link to a binary.

[Apple]

Don't worry about making a second tutorial, I actually made one that goes over everything needed.

[richchip]

Thanks a bunch, noob proof lol

[вутєѕ]

I lol'd at the thread title when you said noob proof but when I saw the thread I was like HOLY SHIT ROFL THIS IS SO INDEPTH.

[Goldex]

I was really expecting something in depth with some more advanced coding but this is basic progress bars.

[Milopeach]

Step 4 can also be

Code

Progressbar1.Value += 1

Saves typing and can also be used with any type of same variable adding, like

Code

Dim i as Integer = 0
i += 1

Which actually means

Code

Dim i as Integer = 0
i = i + 1

[Alex™]

Step 4 can also be

Code

Progressbar1.Value += 1

Saves typing and can also be used with any type of same variable adding, like

Code

Dim i as Integer = 0
i += 1

Which actually means

Code

Dim i as Integer = 0
i = i + 1

Thanks for that but im pretty new to vb.net could you please tell me how i would use that?

[error32]

Fair play this is helpful to beginners, the reason behind saying that isn't just the snippet for adding a progress bar but with visual support to the annotations (like debugging) helps newbies understand what people mean in other written tutorials.

P.S my name's alex also and Im proud as hell to be british :)

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Thanks for that but im pretty new to vb.net could you please tell me how i would use that?

Basically by using
progressbar1.value = progressbar1.value +1
this is saying the new value will be the current value of progress bar 1 PLUS another one.
however this code: progressbar1.value += 1
does exactly the same thing just shorter and cleaner.

Code

dim i as integer = 0 'declaring i as an integer, an integer holds a number giving it the value of 0
i += 1 ' the value of i now becomes the current value so 0 + 1 the next time you execute this i will = 2 because you just +1 and therefore the next output will be 3

[Alex™]

Fair play this is helpful to beginners, the reason behind saying that isn't just the snippet for adding a progress bar but with visual support to the annotations (like debugging) helps newbies understand what people mean in other written tutorials.

P.S my name's alex also and Im proud as hell to be british :)

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Basically by using
progressbar1.value = progressbar1.value +1
this is saying the new value will be the current value of progress bar 1 PLUS another one.
however this code: progressbar1.value += 1
does exactly the same thing just shorter and cleaner.

Code

dim i as integer = 0 'declaring i as an integer, an integer holds a number giving it the value of 0
i += 1 ' the value of i now becomes the current value so 0 + 1 the next time you execute this i will = 2 because you just +1 and therefore the next output will be 3

VERY well explaind thanks, ill add that into the tut tomorrow, im going to bed pretty soon and im on my ipad right now so its hard to c&p

[error32]

VERY well explaind thanks, ill add that into the tut tomorrow, im going to bed pretty soon and im on my ipad right now so its hard to c&p

No Worries Bro ✌

[Apple]

Thanks for that but im pretty new to vb.net could you please tell me how i would use that?

You really shouldn't write tutorials unless you have an indepth grasp on the topic

[Alex™]

You really shouldn't write tutorials unless you have an indepth grasp on the topic

DUDE stop flaming, i thought i knew allot, it has clearly already helped people..

[Apple]

DUDE stop flaming, i thought i knew allot, it has clearly already helped people..

When / how am I flaming? Lol

[Alex™]

When / how am I flaming? Lol

You really shouldn't write tutorials unless you have an indepth grasp on the topic

This isn't in-depth at all -.-'

go make your own tut and gtfo my thread