ProgressBar? With Crash's Slider class.
First you will need the slider class:
Here Link to Crash's Thread
Full credits to him for the Classes and how to use.
The Video:
The code:
I know this can be done other ways that are easier and smarter.
I chose to do it this way because it is very very very easy to understand.
There are also a lot of things you can do with this and the slider class so be creative
Of course if you change the minimum Value and maximum Value you must change the width on here so it corresponds to your slider.
I did curVal > -1 Because that will just draw initial box when the Value of the slider is greater than -1.
No questions unless it is necessary?
LOL
Credits: Crash, Functions in his thread(Draw box, etc...) Whoever?
KTHXBAII!
Here Link to Crash's Thread
Full credits to him for the Classes and how to use.
The Video:
The code:
I know this can be done other ways that are easier and smarter.
I chose to do it this way because it is very very very easy to understand.
There are also a lot of things you can do with this and the slider class so be creative
Code:
if(curVal > -1)
{
DrawBox(50,400,100,20,White,White,pDevice);
DrawString(50,400,Black,"0%");
}
if(curVal > 20){
DrawBox(50,400,20,20,Green,White,pDevice);
DrawString(50,400,Black,"20%");
}
if(curVal > 40){
DrawBox(50,400,40,20,Green,White,pDevice);
DrawString(50,400,Black,"40%");
}
if(curVal > 60){
DrawBox(50,400,60,20,Green,White,pDevice);
DrawString(50,400,Black,"60%");
}
if(curVal > 80){
DrawBox(50,400,80,20,Green,White,pDevice);
DrawString(50,400,Black,"80%");
}
if(curVal > 99){
DrawBox(50,400,100,20,Green,White,pDevice);
DrawString(50,400,Black,"100%");
}
I did curVal > -1 Because that will just draw initial box when the Value of the slider is greater than -1.
No questions unless it is necessary?
LOL
Credits: Crash, Functions in his thread(Draw box, etc...) Whoever?
KTHXBAII!
Originally Posted by NOOBJr
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