Gambas ONE

I am using the Bicycle icon from stock but can not find the path to it. It says" icon:/32/bicycle" on PictureBox Picture column. Confused@Cliofuse :geek: It's Stock. Stock class uses a mix of the system icons and some built in gambas ones. the icon:/ path links internally to gb.form.stock...

Ok Thank you @BruceSteers So don't I need a Drawing Area over PictureBox then. Hope im not vague again .me a beginner :D No a PictureBox shows a picture that you create using paint methods. (you can also use Paint.Begin(PictureBox1.Picture to edit the picturebox's picture directly) Or you could use...

'This is the code but not working :shock: ----------------------------------------------- ' Gambas class file ' This code assumes you have a form named "Form" with a PictureBox named "PictureBox1" representing the game board. ' Inside the PictureBox, you have a Label named "...

Hmm you need to read the wiki on how to use Paint.class. that code is pretty far out. Ironically I wrote a snake game that uses a picture box last year. So you've come to the right place for help :D https://forum.gambas.one/viewtopic.php?t=1671 I'll have a look at you code later when I finish work 😎

Embed it in another picture object

Or
Change the PictureBox.Picture.X and Y

Or If you want more detailed less vague answers ask more detailed less vague questions.

Or post the code/project with details of what you need.

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... or make your dots an array that the Draw event paints the same array each time. Ouch! That was like a wake up slap - duh - :mrgreen: ! Haha. I think your main problem was thinking the Draw() event and refresh do little bits. But no , the refresh triggers the Draw event for a complete draw. know...

Hey Bruce, I've modified my code as you had it above and noticed that the DrawingArea refresh several times when loses or gains focus and on form resize. Is this something that can be overcome? As it currently stands, it's not ideal for what I'm planning to do with it. The PictureBox is already gai...

Depending on the application it can be better to use a simple PictureBox and use paint functions to paint the picture. Like I say it depends on the application, sometimes a DrawingArea is prefered , sometimes a Picture A PictureBox can be easily manipulated and things added to it, PictureBox1.Pictur...

The DrawingArea_Draw event is to paint the entire Drawing area surface , totally, from blank. Calling .Refresh triggers the draw event to clear the area and draw anew. (not just part of it) So what you have there is an animation rapidly showing random single dots. you should put the loop in the Draw...

The code should look more like this... DataView1.View.Columns[1].Width = 50 you are missing the Width property DataView1.View.Columns[1] is a pointer to the the Column object not it's width property. PS. It can help a lot to just try hitting . (dot/full stop) after anything and see if the auto-compl...