vs 2008 and windows 7. Seems as if fixedTetris, after vs2008 conversion behave the same as for Jakoe.
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I admit I did not read the articles, just take the fixed code an tried. As it did nothing, I entered code.
Saw a timer named "tmrTet" not enabled (and no code for it)
Saw the paint event, with a call to a splash routine. It seemed that first run actually noved something, then everithing stppped and there was no way to made it move again.
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rebuilt as release, launced, and the Jetris appeared for a small fraction of second on monitor, then disappeared and there has been no way to get it back. I am quite sure that if I restart the machine I could see it again.
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vs 2008 and windows 7. Seems as if fixedTetris, after vs2008 conversion behave the same as for Jakoe.
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I admit I did not read the articles, just take the fixed code an tried. As it did nothing, I entered code.
Saw a timer named "tmrTet" not enabled (and no code for it)
Saw the paint event, with a call to a splash routine. It seemed that first run actually noved something, then everithing stppped and there was no way to made it move again.
''''''''''''''''EDit II '''''''''''''''''''''''
rebuilt as release, launced, and the Jetris appeared for a small fraction of second on monitor, then disappeared and there has been no way to get it back. I am quite sure that if I restart the machine I could see it again.
i see that if i leave the game running for a few minutes, the Jetris does evnntualy apper.
Anyways, I know about the rows not clearing part - that will be addressed in the 4th part - which will now take a little longer to complete because of my hand.
I have downloaded your version, and I'll check it out
Thanx for your continued interest!
Hannes
Last edited by HanneSThEGreaT; April 22nd, 2010 at 08:54 AM.
Anyways, I know about the rows not clearing part - that will be addressed in the 4th part - which will now take a little longer to complete because of my hand.
I have downloaded your version, and I'll check it out
It seems as if one of my display objects that I created got a bit confused. The only way I could get the issue concerning the SplashScreen fixed was to add another panel on top of the Game panel. Then I had to do the following in the code :
Declare a Splash rectangle :
Code:
Private rctSplash As Rectangle
In the Setup function edit the necessary line to look like :
Code:
scrSplash = New clsTetDisplay(pnlSplash, rctSplash)
In the form's KeyDown event, change the "Q" case to :
It seems as if one of my display objects that I created got a bit confused. The only way I could get the issue concerning the SplashScreen fixed was to add another panel on top of the Game panel. Then I had to do the following in the code :
Declare a Splash rectangle :
Code:
Private rctSplash As Rectangle
In the Setup function edit the necessary line to look like :
Code:
scrSplash = New clsTetDisplay(pnlSplash, rctSplash)
In the form's KeyDown event, change the "Q" case to :
Strange, on my machine it didn't want to work, even when I added Setup to Load...
My last resort was to basically add another panel. there is just something small giving issues, but it's OK, if it is fixed. I should say that I have tested this on Windows 7, so Windows 7 might have been the whole problam afterall, hmm..
Ah hah! Windows 7 is the culprit!! I have always loved Windows 7, but now this love for Windows 7 is starting to fade away - it is giving us too many unecessary unexpected behaviours!
I did a small test, with adding the call tro Setup inside load on my XP machine ( at work ) and voila!
It is very disappointing from Windows 7 to say the least, really I expected better ( with all the improvements in Graphics etc. ) It is as if it concentrates more on newer .NET Frameworks ( 2008, 2010 ), than the older ones - bad Windows 7, bad!
Anyways, the splash screen issue has literally taken my whole weekend, and it was even more difficult with my broken hand!
Thanx Jaco, for all your feedback, I'll buy you a six pack Castles one day when this nightmare of a project, has been completed
Now, off to the next victim on my list for Tetris...
Ah hah! Windows 7 is the culprit!! I have always loved Windows 7, but now this love for Windows 7 is starting to fade away - it is giving us too many unecessary unexpected behaviours!
I did a small test, with adding the call tro Setup inside load on my XP machine ( at work ) and voila!
It is very disappointing from Windows 7 to say the least, really I expected better ( with all the improvements in Graphics etc. ) It is as if it concentrates more on newer .NET Frameworks ( 2008, 2010 ), than the older ones - bad Windows 7, bad!
Anyways, the splash screen issue has literally taken my whole weekend, and it was even more difficult with my broken hand!
Thanx Jaco, for all your feedback, I'll buy you a six pack Castles one day when this nightmare of a project, has been completed
Now, off to the next victim on my list for Tetris...
**** Windows 7
thanks to you, i would like it if you can guide me through the process of completing my Jetris. Anyway, i'll hold you to the six pack
Hannes, nothing but the blank form appears on Win7/VS2010. It upgrades successfully, but complains about no Form1. I changed the form to frmTet to get it to show up.
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