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December 8th, 2008, 10:47 AM
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how to move images in a imagebox
hi guys need a bit of help and with it being my first post on this site please be nice lol (just kidding)
what i have is a image box which is loaded with one of several items from a resource file i have created and what i need to know is this
is there a way that i can have a image displayed and on a click of a command button a timer start from 1 - 96 and durining that timer event have my image move from the top of the imagebox to the bottom but the thing is i need the image to display the bottom part of the image to then show the whole of the image then at the bottom just show the top of the image
basically to make it look like the image is scrolling down. a bit like a reel on a fruit machine
any help would be nice.
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December 8th, 2008, 01:51 PM
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Re: how to move images in a imagebox
One of the ways to accomplish this is to put your image box inside a picture box container. Then through a timer event use the Image1.Move Left, Top syntax. The left would stay the same but the the Top property would change within a loop (for/next) where when starting the Top would be a negative number. It would increment in the loop until the Top positioned the image outside the bottom paramater of the picture box container (which would be a positive number greater than the height of the image).
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December 8th, 2008, 05:19 PM
#3
Re: how to move images in a imagebox
thanks for your reply but somehow managed to get what i wanted using a imageox inside a frame then using a timer function and the imagebox.top method then hard coding from the timer sequence so that after 10 miliseconds 100 was added to the imagebox.top value.
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December 8th, 2008, 06:47 PM
#4
Re: how to move images in a imagebox
Try this:
It scrolls a pixel at a time. Can't get any smoother. Notice that there are TWO Label Controls
Code:
Option Explicit
Private Sub Form_Load()
'set up text display
Label1(0).AutoSize = True
Load Label1(1)
Label1(1).Visible = True
Picture1.Height = Label1(0).Height + 60
Picture1.ScaleMode = vbPixels
End Sub
Private Sub Command1_Click()
'text we want to display
SetText "Hello World! - from DAVID, MVP - Visual Developer"
'set scroll speed
Timer1.Interval = 20
End Sub
Private Sub Timer1_Timer()
ScrollText
End Sub
'use this routine to set the display text
Sub SetText(StrText As String)
Label1(0) = StrText & Space(10)
Label1(1) = Label1(0)
Label1(0).Left = 0
Label1(1).Left = Label1(0).Width
End Sub
'Here is where we do all the work
Public Sub ScrollText()
Static i As Integer
Dim k As Integer
k = i Xor 1 'other label
'move the label left by one pixel
Label1(i).Left = Label1(i).Left - 1
'other label follows like a train
Label1(k).Left = Label1(i).Left + Label1(i).Width
'if engine is off screen, then make it caboose
If Label1(k).Left = 0 Then i = k
End Sub
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December 9th, 2008, 11:16 AM
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Re: how to move images in a imagebox
Originally Posted by d0uga1
thanks for your reply but somehow managed to get what i wanted using a imageox inside a frame then using a timer function and the imagebox.top method then hard coding from the timer sequence so that after 10 miliseconds 100 was added to the imagebox.top value.
Hard coding a animation sequence is not always the best way to do it ..
I have a lot of reading for you to do...
Animation Part 1 - Basics
Animation Part 2 - Bitmaps
Moving images with key press
Crop And Zoom images
It's a lot of reading, but the projects and code snips in these articles and threads will give you just about everything you need to know about animating images..
Gremmy..
Articles VB6 : Break the 2G limit - Animation 1, 2 VB.NET : 2005/8 : Moving Images , Animation 1 , 2 , 3 , User Controls
WPF Articles : 3D Animation 1 , 2 , 3
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