Thanks! Looking forward to a new tutorial with radiobuttons and other stuff.
Btw: I fixed my problem with the error. Used a wrong version of the ThemeBase.
Btw: I fixed my problem with the error. Used a wrong version of the ThemeBase.
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May 20, 2012 09:25 AM
(This post was last modified: May 20, 2012 11:00 AM by TruεBít.)
Watching it right now, will edit with my opinion later!
Edit: Another nice tutorial! I'm definitely gonna experiment with other themes to see how things are done. Thanks :) (May 20, 2012 09:56 AM)eCoLoGy Wrote: Respect for you and Aeon both of you are the kind of members that makes me proud of being here in HF. Haha thanks a bunch! People like you are the reason I make these tutorials :) (May 21, 2012 01:35 AM)6e756c6c Wrote: You could also use the DrawGradient method! Anyways, I just wanted to let you know how much I love watching your videos and I really hope you make more soon. =] Thanks! I know about the DrawGradient method, but since this is a beginners tutorial, I thought it'd be easier to explain. LinearGradientbrushes are easier than ColorBlends. (May 24, 2012 03:01 AM)jerrojack Wrote: Can you make a tutorial on progress bar,and a 3D look button That would be cool, and helpful! And gratz on l33t btw :) Spoiler (Click to View) (May 21, 2012 08:05 AM)Meerkat. Wrote: Thanks! I know about the DrawGradient method, but since this is a beginners tutorial, I thought it'd be easier to explain. LinearGradientbrushes are easier than ColorBlends. DrawGradient has a bunch of overloads. One of which just takes the rectangle and two colors. I think you may be confusing it for the DrawRadial method, which draws a radial gradient using a ColorBlend. (May 24, 2012 06:47 AM)6e756c6c Wrote: DrawGradient has a bunch of overloads. One of which just takes the rectangle and two colors. I think you may be confusing it for the DrawRadial method, which draws a radial gradient using a ColorBlend. Oh, I really didn't know 😊 Ah well, I seldom use more than 2 colors anyways. Even if I do, I usually stick to a LinearGradientBrush and set the InterPolationColors. Using the DrawGradient some more would be useful indeed :D |
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