Hey guys! It's just me again. In light of my previous topic, I think I finally have a decent enough knowledge of the VB6 enviroment to begin a large project.
I am looking for anyone who is intrested in helping me program a nongraphicical (Unless someone wants to help in the graphics department) adventure game (similar to Shadowgate, Deja Vu, and Uninvited). The game will consist of several rooms and puzzles. There will be NO BATTLES as of the current time. The only requirements are as follows:
Must have VB6
Must have intermeddiate knowledge of the VB enviroment.
Please note that I am using a fixed version of Visual Basic. As of now, I'm going to need one person with a version that can compile VB projects (or a compatible program tha makes installation wizads.
Thanks to anyone who apply!
Attention All Visual Basic Programmers (part: 2)
Started by Pandora Pacifist, Apr 25 2005 11:15 PM
4 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 25 April 2005 - 11:15 PM
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#2
Posted 26 April 2005 - 02:51 PM
Ah yes, I am in need of help as well. Maybe someone can help me with the following:
Private Sub OK_Click()
' set amount of chaos in cubic ft
trash = Val(trash.Text)
laundry = Val(laundry.Text)
dishes = Val(dishes.Text)
chaos = trash + laundry + dishes
If chaos >=0 Then
print "Hire a maid!"
Else
print "You are at the wrong house!"
End If
End Sub
my problem:
I wanted to add an automatic hire a maid function, but it gave me a run time error, saying something about not enough cash.
possible solution:
After adding a marry a millionaire function the hire a maid function should work.
next problem:
subscript out of range
It appears there is too much laundry, too many dishes and too much trash for VB to handle.
Any help completing the house cleaning program will be greatly appreciated.
Private Sub OK_Click()
' set amount of chaos in cubic ft
trash = Val(trash.Text)
laundry = Val(laundry.Text)
dishes = Val(dishes.Text)
chaos = trash + laundry + dishes
If chaos >=0 Then
print "Hire a maid!"
Else
print "You are at the wrong house!"
End If
End Sub
my problem:
I wanted to add an automatic hire a maid function, but it gave me a run time error, saying something about not enough cash.
possible solution:
After adding a marry a millionaire function the hire a maid function should work.
next problem:
subscript out of range
It appears there is too much laundry, too many dishes and too much trash for VB to handle.
Any help completing the house cleaning program will be greatly appreciated.
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#3
Posted 26 April 2005 - 05:48 PM
if its VB6 dont u have to do sumtin like "text1.text = "Hire a maid!"" not print
#4
Posted 26 April 2005 - 05:58 PM
it's msgbox "blah"
edit: oops, don't think that was what you were trying to do. oh well, i'll leave it there anyway in case it was (that and the fact it won't let me delete )
edit: oops, don't think that was what you were trying to do. oh well, i'll leave it there anyway in case it was (that and the fact it won't let me delete )
Edited by Malavon, 26 April 2005 - 06:01 PM.
#5
Posted 25 May 2005 - 07:30 PM
No because she is printing it to the formif its VB6 dont u have to do sumtin like "text1.text = "Hire a maid!"" not print
And I wouldnt mind helping ya i got all neccesary vb stuff. Enterprise edition lol
PM me if ya want help
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