drew.haley

you could always set up a select case statement for every time the user inputs a value and just set up the case statements to accept only numbers.

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I am having trouble defining the get/set for an array in a class I have created.... how do you get/set arrays within classes? basically I have an array with x and y as width/height for a map i am creating, and i want each x/y point to have the "walkable" …

Show us a code snippet you have of the code that makes him move around and we can go from there.

Whenever I get stuck on an issue, I google the crap out of it until I find something I can use (maybe code from another language i can try and port, or code from a program that isn't quite what i need but something i can manipulate to work for …

Honestly I'm not sure what you're talking about, are you creating some sort of a program to connect to an outside server?? Please elaborate for more clear troubleshooting.

List of names issue: [code] Public Function Random_Name() Dim i as integer Dim name as string Randomize i = int(rnd * 100) + 1 '1 to 100 Select Case i Case 1 to 10 name = "Samuel" Case 11 to 20 name = "Jackson" Case 21 to 99 name = …

I'd be willing to bet it has something to do with the control's focus. You might make sure that it keeps focus after clicking other stuff as it will not accept keystrokes without having focus.

Can anyone give me an idea of how to run a console app and a windows form at the same time? Basically it's a game I'm creating and I want the console window to be the main game screen and the form for the map/game options/shortcuts. Thanks in advance, Drew

Is there a way to accept keystrokes through c# in a console app? Basically I want to apply macros/the f-keys to my program, thanks.

Is this possible in a console app? I know how to do it on a form but not really sure in a console app.