[EO , EO 2.0, EO 3.0 = Easy Movable GUI]

[hisherwin]

Well i found that other movable GUI are buggy …

So i made something that is not . Eh little bit Buggy
Actually i ripped this on a Visual Basic Project (Not Eclipse)

Lets Start

Client Side Only

Lets make a MouseDown for the picture you want to Move..

```
Private Sub picture_MouseDown(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, x As Single, y As Single)
    picture.ZOrder (0)
End Sub
```
Now this will enable you to move the picture , But it need a MouseMove attach on it..

Lets make a MouseMove for the picture..

```
Private Sub picture_MouseMove(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, x As Single, y As Single)
    Static MouseX As Long, MouseY As Long
    Dim TempX As Long, TempY As Long

    If Button = 1 Then
        If y < 22 Then
            TempX = picture.Left + (x - MouseX)
            TempY = picture.top + (y - MouseY)

            If TempX < 0 Then TempX = 0
                If TempX > (500 - picture.width) Then TempX = (500 - picture.width)
            If TempY < 0 Then TempY = 0
                If TempY > (500 - picture.height) Then TempY = (500 - picture.height)

            picture.Left = TempX
            picture.top = TempY
        End If
    Else
        MouseX = x
        MouseY = y
    End If
End Sub

```
Change the picture height and width if you want .. Change the "picture" also..

I hope this will help..

[Justn]

Cool. So this doesn't have the ugly gray that follows the GUI when moving it over the picscreen?

[hisherwin]

Depend on how slow is your computer , But mine doesn't have ugly gray …
And on item window , You can now drag your Item on it ..

[zerohero]

This isn't really a very good way of moving a physical object within visual basic. Why not just use the .move functionality? Example -

```
PictureExample.Move PictureExample.Left - (StartX- X), PictureExample.Top - (StartY- Y)
```
All you need to do with this method is add an onmousedown event and manage the StartX/Y cords from there.

[tslusny]

@zerohero:

> This isn't really a very good way of moving a physical object within visual basic. Why not just use the .move functionality? Example -
>
> ```
> PictureExample.Move PictureExample.Left - (StartX- X), PictureExample.Top - (StartY- Y)
> ```
> All you need to do with this method is add an onmousedown event and manage the StartX/Y cords from there.

This will or freeze gamescreen or it will drop that shadow thing

[zerohero]

@Deathbeam:

> This will or freeze gamescreen or it will drop that shadow thing

I tested it using a picturebox and it seemed just fine to me, I will do some further testing using both methods and give a definitive answer.

[hisherwin]

i don't see any errors of it..

[clark]

Hey !
Thank you very much for this Script , but can you tell me where to place exactly the code etc ?

[hisherwin]

on the picture you want to move , for example picInventory , or picSpells .. If the picture already have a MouseMove and MouseDown then just add the code…

[clark]

Sorry it's a bit hard for me to use visual basic ^^
i need more clear details ( i know you do as you can )
Ok so if i understand i need to put Mouse move + Mouse Down code
then after that i need to add another code (as you said in your last message) but where is it ?
i see only 2 codes one for mousemove and another for mousedown :S

i'm using nightly Eclipse dx8 (if it can help you )

[hisherwin]

This tut work for Eo and Eo 3.0 … If you are using this tut for picCharacter, picInventory then just find their mousemove and mousedown , If they don't have then just create one..

```
Private Sub picCharacter_MouseDown(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, x As Single, y As Single)

```

[hb420]

~~durp~~

[Shippous]

to dont move the windows when you are selecting a spell just put

If DragSpell = 0 then

in the code.

and

If DragInvSlotNum = 0 Then

to itens.

[Joyce]

Funny, this is the EXACT code Stein wrote for Eclipse Dawn.