Tholek

> Note it all down and send an email to [email protected] so I can do it tomorrow. As of now the details are spread on multiple comments That wont be a problem I will do that right now, by the way I don't really check the e-mail that im going to be using. Edited: Message sent.

> What is the community about and what is the name of the community? The community will be a bunch of talent coders,artists and musicians plus with members. The name of the community is 2Dcommunity, wont say the end bit :P

could i also suggest wiritng the words on the right hand side of the banner please Madalin.

> What do you need written on it? Talent, Creativety and pure Dedication

I think it's a banner I'm in need of, its 884x380, and I need it aimed around a 2Dcommunity, duno what image's you can use but try make it unique please. -Tholek Edited: I might also need a few other designs from you later on.

> Sprites require pretty decent amount of knowledge, it's not easy to make them, but I will suggest you a few techiniques. > > [Assuming you mean pixel art sprites] > > > > #1 Always use shapes, because lines are pretty advanced if you don't have a few years in art. [Always start with something simple] > > > > > > #2 Draw on paper, scan, scale down and draw over digitally. > > > > #3 Learn 3D modelling & animating, render the model, basically you will have 2D rendered frames of the model wich you can put them into a Sprite Sheet [common techinique used in present for making 2D sprites] Thanks for your Advice man, really am thankful! Update: 

> Visual Studio? .NET? erm if this was VB6, i don't know what you've done.. well i think you didn't show the complete code of the program. Visual Studio 2008\. thats fine.. That's true I didn't. :P > I code in vb.net so to me it looks like he made it send you something if you press any of those buttons… Want to show more of the code and name some of those? That's Correct.. I have not yet completed it. These are first with two global variables and Form1_Load functions which calls restartGame(). (I think this is correct) ``` Dim Token As Char Dim Player As Integer Dim Winner As Boolean Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object,_ ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load RestartGame() End Sub ``` Next up are the two event handlers for the restart and quit buttons. ``` Private Sub Button10_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button11.click REM quit button End End Sub ``` This is what I wrote that I think will happen. The CheckWinner() function will go through the rows, columns, and diagonals looking for matching Xs or Os to find a winner but only if there is one.

> I will give you a little story, > > > > I contact Andy at 00:00 ( Paris time ) > > At 00:15 contact etablish > > 00:30 Say what i need > > 00:45 Pay Him > > 2 Hours later work finish for 8 paperdolls with 8 frames eachs > > > > One thing to say this guy was AMAZING, perfect work, beatifull an FASTEST as i ever know, don't Hesitate call him you don't lost money and time ;) > > > > Thank you Buddy ! I might need to add him for my "learn with me tutorial" hopefully he can help me out and of course I will pay him. let's see.

Well it's Visual Studio, I think its the same. This is for my chapter 3 of my learn with me tutorial just wanted to know if this was correct. This is for Tic-Tac-Toe also known has Noughts & Crosses ``` Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object._ ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click,_ Button2.Click, Button3.Click, Button4.Click, button5.Click,_ Button6.Click, Button7.Click, Button8.Click, button9.Click,_ sender.Text=Token sender.Enabled=False CheckWinner() End Sub ``` Tell me if I messed up anywhere, please.

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> > Wants to learn VB > > > Uses Comic Sans > > > Dies You don't like it then, I guess.. Well i'm still going to do it.

I was just going to keep updating my previous post but no one will actually see what I have currently done. Well I've worked a lot on chapter 2, still not finished, will most probably finish it later on or tomorrow (try to anyway) Let me know how i'm doing..

Is this a time to start covering things? Take a look at start of chapter 2, and look at this part "Here's what we shall cover in this chapter 2" I personally think it would be a good time to start covering the basic's. Updated: this part may take some time. Updated: a little bit more.

> Not bad… I'm not a good drawer either. I noticed your shading could use a little work though, if you want to improve them I will keep that in mind these pictures are pretty old, not long found them in my storage area. Thanks for your advice though! > No, you shouldn't use your finger to smudge things out. Actually your fingers shouldn't even be touching the paper, it makes it look dirty. You should watch some tutorials about chibi ratio, or something. At first drawing your hands are too low for a human, second one, the eyes are too big, it's an extreme chibi which doesn't look very nice (not that extreme chibi style is actually good), same goes for third, with the eyes. I recognize the third one from one or Mark Rilley's tutorials. > > Watch out for the hair, it looks like grass, hair usually follows gravity, even in anime. I remeber watching a tutorial on one of them but I can't remember which one it was, I think it was the third one, Thanks for your advice, and I will keep in mind. > The big eyes aren't at fault, the shape of the face is. > > Hair is ok, laws of physics are optional when drawing something like this. > > > > He shouldn't follow tutorials, because he needs to find his own style, practice will do, also stimulating your imagination by watching anime. [in this case] > > > > How else you think those who make tutorials got their skills in drawing such things?! :P Defiantly keep this in mind thanks, Mad Hatter!

 will re-upload the ones I took down.

> Can you put the chapters in spoilers? It'd make it easier to read Sorted! :)

Working on Part-A, Chapter one now. Update: Finished chapter one, I think, tell me if its missing anything.

> Tholek, don't troll or multipost for points. > > > > As for the topic, I'm pretty sure Microsoft mainly/majorly supports Visual Basic/Studio 2013 and 2012 which are for Windows Vista,7,8; they do also support 2010 and 2008 but it's harder to find the support even though it should be on their site, they just hid it and have replaced a lot of links with 2012 and 2013 stuff. (It doesn't help me however since I have XP) > > > > Hope this helps? I reserved them for future chapters of this learn with me tutorial, Its going to take a lot of room and I don't think it will cover one post. Thanks for that Mohenjo :)

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I will put this back up tomorrow

I will also have to agree with Agoraphobic. Fantastic Job!

> Well that's the best answer I can give If it sounded like I called you DUH, I was pratically talking to my self, lol.