hi @Angelsix do you have discord as in i would like to speak about a project and it to do with coding and file folder's. Make this easy I'm white British with mental health problem's haha.
7 year old video actually just came in so clutch, i could not stand the default scroll bar for my stack panel any longer and this helped me figure out how to edit the default one
Love these tutorials. I did get stuck however with creating Templated Controls at the <StyleInclude> part, so ended up having to use UserControls in the end
I followed along with this. Good stuff. But while everything works when i run it, i cannot see any of the changes between the <Window.Resources> tags in the xaml designer as was seen in this video. Visual Studio 2022 fully updated. Any ideas?
I fucked up mine controller only screwing that 4 drivers. I literally take then out and put it back, now my A and X buttons doesn't work anymore. God bless me!
Very late but. The reason the GB has that offset on the edge is because it allows for the ability to smoothly move sprites off the left side of the screen. What I mean is that. Instead of something like the NES, where if a sprite was at 0 and it moved 1 more pixel left, it jumped back to the right side of the screen due to the X position underflowing. Yhe extra distance gives it the ability for every pixel to scroll off screen before the sprite's x position underflows. The reason for 16 on the Y axis is because the GB supports 8x16 sprites. Meaning Sprites can be 16 pixels tall.
I just stumbled across this and thought I'd give it a viewing: I had to comment though because I found it remarkably funny that you used Console.WriteLine to demonstrate the speed of creating 1000 threads. For anyone watching, the threads do not take as long to create as it takes to write the message to the console, but only one thread can write to the console at a time ... otherwise you would see 1000 interwoven messages in the console window But also take note, I am in no way at all condoning the creation of 1000 threads 😂
Can you please recommend me between pro c# 10 with .NET.6.Andrew.Troelsen.Phil.Japikse or CSharp.12.in.a.Nutshell.The.Definitive.Reference which one to choose , to give a context I want to become advance c# developer and have 4 years of experience in c# already ?
Gracias por el video AngeSix, bien explicado. Para los que GetMousePosition() no hace lo que esperan, a mi me funcion esto: private Point GetMousePosition() { var position = Mouse.GetPosition(_window); return _window.PointToScreen(position); }
Hello AngelSix ! Thanks very much indeed, for this rather detailed presentation on the subject, mate !!! I am trying to build an installer for a .NET8 (auto) updatable windows service. I mean I would need the service to check an endpoint, on a scheduled basis for a new version of it self, download the installer, stop execution on the client machine, do the update in the background and in the case of a success, finally resume execution, without any user-interaction. Your video definitely cleared the Wix toolset picture up for me. I am not sure if you have come across some similar scenario, as the one I describe above, but any help pointing in that direction would be greatly appreciated ... Keep it real pal ! Many thanks again !!
