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Programming C # (plz help)?

ok I'm new to C #, but knowing a little .... I learn on the fly and I need know .... 1) How do u make a safe object (PIC) move at the click of a button 2) how to make a msgbox pop urban or anythin happen when the box plays peak special color or something? Help plz .... thank you i VCS program windows APS ways: D

private void MoveMyBox (int xpos, int ypos) {txtTextbox.Location = New Point (xpos, ypos);} I was not going to answer them, but decided that the moving object may confuse some, because it was called "Location" then maybe you saw a tutorial that uses the C + + form of movement in previous versions. But I do not answer your second for two reasons, neither of these is designed as a. Scold, I encourage First, you move a PictureBox and I feel that you are using it in a PictureBox background sprite. The second reason is that I do not like the way that implies that they are collision detection, ie on the web. I'll give you something to take and then you can experiment a little, start a new project, use the divisor tools to break in two new form, put up a sign "Panel" control on the right, ready to leave all the default values, except for one thing, set the background color white. Now add this code finction.to. Immediately after the function that resembles public Form1 () {InitializeComponent ();} / / Add the following. Private List lifeNodes = New List (); DrawNode private void () {graphics = Panel1.CreateGraphics GA (); SolidBrush tr0 = new SolidBrush (Color.Black); SolidBrush = new SolidBrush tr1 (Color.Brown) lifenodes var = yaw lifeNodes nod.rect.X orderby, select nod.rect.Y wink; ga.Clear (Panel1.BackColor) foreach (var n in lifenodes) {if (n.tribe == 0) {ga.FillEllipse (tr0, n.rect);} else {ga.FillEllipse (TR1, n.rect) ;}} ga.Dispose ();} {Class living tribal public int int int age under public, sex int; public Rectangle rect;} private void CreateNode () {random = new Random RA (); Rectangle tmpRect; tmpNode life Panwa Panel1.Width = int int = Panel1.Height panHei; for (int i = 0; i <50; i + +) {tmpNode life = new (); tmpNode.tribe = ra.Next (2); tmpNode.age ra.Next = (80, 100); tmpNode.sex ra.Next = (2); tmpNode.strength Ra.Next = (tmpNode.age + 10); tmpNode.rect = new Rectangle ( ) tmpNode.rect.X ra.Next = (10, Panwa - 10); tmpNode.rect.Y ra.Next = (10, panHei - 10); tmpNode.rect.Width = 20; tmpNode.rect.Height = 20; lifeNodes.Add (tmpNode );}} Add Button the division of the left in the way, it's just trying to browse the code, double-click to get C # to create the function of your event. Each time you press the button (who would later do with a timer) you can manipulate the "data" and then draw the sprite (in this case, ellipses) also look for collisions, but it is first used to manipulate the data. FirstRun public bool = true; private void Button_Click (...) {if (FirstRun) {CreateNode (); FirstRun = false;} / / call its functions to the data manipulated node / AgeAllNodes / Example (); DrawNode ();} Examoles handling the data. Private void AgeAllNodes () {/ / add all nodes lifeNodes.ForEach collection (n => n.age + = 1) / / say that all nodes died in 100 / / Therefore lifeNodes.RemoveAll remove dead (n => n.age> = 100);} I'm sure if the code are not yet familiar with, but it will be. Now you can add some collision detection on their own (practice a bit first), can see things "life" use size 'Rectangle objects and position. This means you can use to detect Rectangle themselves as collisions Rectangle.Intersect (rect1, rect2) returns a rectangle if the two overlap, but returns 'null' if you do not touch. So all you have to check "no" This is a long way to through the work of their list to find collisions lifeNode - (ps the code is ugly, but an example anyway) foreach (life lifeNodes li) {if (! Rectangle.Intersect (Li.rect a rect to compare)) {/ / We have a collision}} You can then use LINQ to check collisions for you is the code easier and more faster, but less clear for new programmers on what is happening. So you see there is a simple and definite to detect collisions is to examine data used for the sprites of our lives, not the screen, never (Now imagine my finger in his face and a loud voice intended to remind instead of saying that he was never) use of feedback from a graphic display to detect collisions positions of any kind, it can seriously damage your mental health. Continue studying, asking questions that are in the right direction, I hope I have given a helping hand.

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