Visual Basic

Nick Otten24-Jun-12 21:45

Nick Otten

24-Jun-12 21:45

Hello,

declare:

Private Declare Function MakeSound Lib "kernel32" (ByVal soundFrequency As Int32, ByVal soundDuration As Int32) As Int32

after that you can call for the MakeSound([frequency in hz],[duration in ms]) function and the computer will generate the tone trough its speakers.

jignesh14225-Jun-12 23:08

jignesh142

25-Jun-12 23:08

i want to do something like this

Option Explicit
Option Base 1
Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
Dim Sc(3) as integer
Dim Frequency=440
Dim Duration = 1000 ' in millisecond
Sc(1)=1
Sc(2)=1.125
Sc(3)=1.2

For i = 1 to 3
' some code is required to play the sine wave sound for above frequency and duration

next i

End

Nick Otten25-Jun-12 23:28

Nick Otten

25-Jun-12 23:28

try this:

Option Explicit
Option Base 1

Public Class NameYourClass

Private Declare Function Beep Lib "kernel32" (ByVal soundFrequency As Int32, ByVal soundDuration As Int32) As Int32

Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
Dim Sc(3) as integer
Dim Frequency as int32 = 440
Dim Duration as int32 = 1000 ' in millisecond
Sc(1)=1
Sc(2)=1.125
Sc(3)=1.2
 
For i = 1 to 3
Beep(Frequency, Duration)
next i
End sub
End Class

note: i just putted a class around it so you could see where to paste what.

modified 26-Jun-12 4:42am.

jignesh14226-Jun-12 5:46

jignesh142

26-Jun-12 5:46

hi nick
Actually i don't want to use the beep function but to generate the sine wave sound

Nick Otten26-Jun-12 12:40

Nick Otten

26-Jun-12 12:40

isnt that just a very long beep? note that the kernel32 beep isnt the .net beep (the .net beep will give you the windows error 'klunk' while the kernel32 beep will generate a tone with the given amount of hertz during the given amount of milliseconds)

but now that i think about it, not sure how it works with the 'wave' part..
did i quick google for ya and found this[^] its in vb6 a bit old...and not directly what you need. but it might be able to help you (or so i think)

javadadabi27-Jun-12 1:21

javadadabi

27-Jun-12 1:21

see www.3dstate.com about using fmod functionality for 3d games.spacially horn sample.

modified 27-Jun-12 6:29am.

edit games

Member 915884022-Jun-12 17:08

Member 9158840

22-Jun-12 17:08

how to edit a simple games using visual basic?

javadadabi23-Jun-12 3:34

javadadabi

23-Jun-12 3:34

Hello
for making a game you need to use a 3d engine.
contact www.3dstate.com
it has a wonderful game engine.
easy,user license,...
sdks for vb6,vb.net,c#,delphi
Oh,you want to edit a game? D'Oh! | :doh:

modified 23-Jun-12 21:49pm.

ZurdoDev25-Jun-12 5:12

ZurdoDev

25-Jun-12 5:12

Get the source code, make your change, compile.

There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.

edit games

Member 915884022-Jun-12 17:02

Member 9158840

22-Jun-12 17:02

how to edit a simple games using visual basic?

Dave Kreskowiak22-Jun-12 17:10

22-Jun-12 17:10

What do you mean by "edit"?

And don't post the same question twice.

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Midnight Ahri22-Jun-12 19:31

Midnight Ahri

22-Jun-12 19:31

like opening plants vs zombies solution in visual basic? D'Oh! | :doh:

Richard MacCutchan22-Jun-12 23:35

22-Jun-12 23:35

Unless you have the source code you cannot edit it.

Richard MacCutchan23-Jun-12 3:20

23-Jun-12 3:20

You cannot do this without the source code. It does not matter how simple the game is, if you only have the executable then you need to decompile it and rebuild from the decompiled source.

Midnight Ahri24-Jun-12 17:07

Midnight Ahri

24-Jun-12 17:07

but i think decompile and edit an exe is not that easy, it's already an assembly code, am i wrong? D'Oh! | :doh:

Richard MacCutchan24-Jun-12 22:58

24-Jun-12 22:58

You are correct, it is extremely difficult, and probably not worth the effort. The chances of you being able to hack the game are quite low.

Midnight Ahri24-Jun-12 23:04

Midnight Ahri

24-Jun-12 23:04

so every game hacker are editing assembly code?
mother of code OMG | :OMG:

by the way, thank you for the information. Smile | :)

Richard MacCutchan24-Jun-12 23:17

24-Jun-12 23:17

Midnight Ahri wrote:
so every game hacker are editing assembly code?

Some are probably editing direct machine code; but there are better ways to use your talents in this world.

Cannot change text of button on a control.

Ammar_Ahmad22-Jun-12 14:16

Ammar_Ahmad

22-Jun-12 14:16

I made a control which has a button on it.
But I need to change the text of it when it is clicked.

this is what I have tried but it didn't work:

If Button1.Text = "1" then
 Button1.Text = "0"
Elseif Button1.Text = "0" then
 Button1.Text = "1"
End if

Dave Kreskowiak22-Jun-12 15:38

22-Jun-12 15:38

Where did you put this code?? What EXACTLY do you want this to happen??

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Ammar_Ahmad22-Jun-12 15:58

Ammar_Ahmad

22-Jun-12 15:58

I put that code on a button_click event in a UserControl that I made.
It is supposed to work as a boolean. eg if the value is 1 then it should change it to 0
else if the value is 0 it should change it to 1.

Dave Kreskowiak22-Jun-12 17:09

22-Jun-12 17:09

The click event is not going to work for this. Click is fired after the button is pushed AND released.

Similar code has to be called by the MouseDown, MouseUp, KeyDown and KeyUp handlers. The xDown events fire when the button is pushed down and the mouse or key is still being held down. The xUp events fire when the mouse or key is released.

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javadadabi23-Jun-12 3:44

javadadabi

23-Jun-12 3:44

Hello
before selecting another event to let your code,
make a breakpoint after bottun_click() line,run your control in dubug mode check if
break point stop your program,therefore event has no problem,then check your condition state.

Dave Kreskowiak23-Jun-12 4:40

23-Jun-12 4:40

I think you meant to reply to the OP.

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