[Help]Subtracting from a Range[/Solved]

Ive been working on this for awhile and still can't figure something out.

So, what i'm trying to do is subtract 100 from 100+, but i can't get it to stop if it's under 100...

Heres a few things that i tried...

Code:

If Form2.money.Text = 100 Or +100 Then
            Form2.money.Text -= 100
        ElseIf Form2.money.Text = 99 Or -99 Then
            MsgBox("You do not have enough money.", MsgBoxStyle.Information)
        End If

Code:

        If Form2.money.Text = +100 Then
            Form2.money.Text -= 100
        ElseIf Form2.money.Text = -100 Then
            MsgBox("You do not have enough money.", MsgBoxStyle.Information)
        End If

Yes, 'money' is a label.

Originally Posted by Cryptonic

Ive been working on this for awhile and still can't figure something out.

So, what i'm trying to do is subtract 100 from 100+, but i can't get it to stop if it's under 100...

Heres a few things that i tried...

Code:

If Form2.money.Text = 100 Or +100 Then Form2.money.Text -= 100 ElseIf Form2.money.Text = 99 Or -99 Then MsgBox("You do not have enough money.", MsgBoxStyle.Information) End If

Code:

If Form2.money.Text = +100 Then Form2.money.Text -= 100 ElseIf Form2.money.Text = -100 Then MsgBox("You do not have enough money.", MsgBoxStyle.Information) End If

Yes, 'money' is a label.

Maybe this ?

Code:

If Form2.money.Text >= 100 Then Form2.money.Text -= 100 ElseIf Form2.money.Text <= 99 Then MsgBox("You do not have enough money.", MsgBoxStyle.Information) End If

Code:

If Form2.money.Text >= 100 Then Form2.money.Text -= 100 ElseIf Form2.money.Text <= 100 Then MsgBox("You do not have enough money.", MsgBoxStyle.Information) End If

I didn understand what you want, But maybe is that :S

Originally Posted by Lyoto Machida

If Form2.money.Text >= 100 Then
Form2.money.Text -= 100
ElseIf Form2.money.Text <= 99 Then
MsgBox("You do not have enough money.", MsgBoxStyle.Information)
End If

Yes, thats exactly what i wanted, i didnt think to use < and >...

and

i have another question.

For example:

you have 2 buttons, one is enabled, and one isnt. You have a timer that disables both buttons and re-enables the 1 that is enabled to begin with.

then, the second button is enabled, (now there both enabled), now, how would the timer start to enable the second button.

if its confusing, just ask and ill post a different example.

Its confusing + My Fukin English = WHAT FUK?

But you tryin this?

Timer1

Code:

Button1.Enabled = False Button2.Enabled = False Button1.Enabled = True Button2.Enabled = True

Lol I dont understand you , But that code Disable both button then enabled again..

Yea, i though that would be confsusing. Heres a better example:

Button1 = Job 1
Button2 = Job 2

You can only do Job one now (meaning button 2 is disabled) and you must have 10 energy to do so. Now, you have 0 Energy and your waiting to restore more, and at that time job 1 is disabled to use. Then you level up and you unlock job 2. You get your energy restored and now you use all your energy. Now job 1 and 2 are disabled. You wait and recover your health, now job 1 & 2 are enabled

like mifia wars...

Its hard to understand but maybe something like this:

Button1 :

Code:

If Button2.Enabled = False Then ' Job End if

Button2:

Code:

If Button1.Enabled = False Then ' Job End if

or This:

Button2:

Code:

If Energy.Text = "10" Then ' Job Else Msgbox("Wait to restore your energy") End if

Is something like that xD

Originally Posted by Lyoto Machida

Its hard to understand but maybe something like this:

Button1 :

Code:

If Button2.Enabled = False Then ' Job End if

Button2:

Code:

If Button1.Enabled = False Then ' Job End if

or This:

Button2:

Code:

If Energy.Text = "10" Then ' Job Else Msgbox("Wait to restore your energy") End if

Is something like that xD

Ehh, not really, uhm, ill show you an example of the program.

Ok, your level 1 and you do job 1.

You level up and your waiting for more energy...

Now you regained your energy and did the job again, now your waiting for energy. You unlocked job 2.

Now, how would i get the timer to start to disable/enable when your waiting for energy?

Timer

Code:

If Energy.Text < 10 Then Button1.Enabled = False Button2.Enabled = False Else Button1.Enabled = True Button2.Enabled = True End if

Originally Posted by Lyoto Machida

Timer

Code:

If Energy.Text < 10 Then Button1.Enabled = False Button2.Enabled = False Else Button1.Enabled = True Button2.Enabled = True End if

Yea but, until you reach level 3, you CANT do job 2 (button 2), so thats what im getting at.

Originally Posted by Cryptonic

Yea but, until you reach level 3, you can do job 2 (button 2), so thats what im getting at.

Code:

If Energy.Text < 10 Then Button1.Enabled = False Button2.Enabled = False Else If Level.Text = 3 Then Button2.Enabled = True Else Button2.Enabled = False End if

Its easy u just need to think xD

Originally Posted by Lyoto Machida

Code:

If Energy.Text < 10 Then Button1.Enabled = False Button2.Enabled = False Else If Level.Text = 3 Then Button2.Enabled = True Else Button2.Enabled = False End if

Its easy u just need to think xD

Oh.. yea, brain fart, and i didnt think to do to 2 if's in one.

Originally Posted by Cryptonic

Oh.. yea, brain fart, and i didnt think to do to 2 if's in one.

You can do unlimited Ifs xD

SO its solved?

Originally Posted by Lyoto Machida

You can do unlimited Ifs xD

SO its solved?

haha, yea, ill post if i need help again.

Ok , WIll help if i can =)

Thread is marked as solved. Nice work.

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