Multiple Abilities Changer came about as a result of a request from Tutsi to help the AI patchers. Basically meant that he could reduce player speeds etc for every player rather than having to do them all individually.
The point of the tutorial is to show how vb.net knowledge can help you make something (vaguely) useful rather than scorecards or text editors.
Dont you think it would be tooo complicated to post here ? I've studied that code and probably you'll have to stay onlikne 48 hours a day to clear people's hundreds of doubts Start in easy steps, and then go on to the advance skillsWhat? Nah! you are joking. Well evryone knows you are
Is anyone interested in a tutorial? (Most probably tournament editor one)
Dont you think it would be tooo complicated to post here ? I've studied that code and probably you'll have to stay onlikne 48 hours a day to clear people's hundreds of doubts Start in easy steps, and then go on to the advance skills
Had another go at it, I got it working, though I am still stuck as to why I am writing the code I am. It seems I still don't understand variables enough and other things. Will have another read-up about them.
ToolTip1.Show("hello", Me)
ToolTip1.SetToolTip(Button1, "hi")
It was easy to understand for me, but i think it would really be problematic to post it here. I would say use those concepts and make something similar, then with the power of those concepts, start the whole project.Good point. I'll see if I can make something much easier. But I don't think its too complicated to post here. Wasn't the code easy to understand?
I think I have just completed the multiple abilities changer properly. Can't test it though as I haven't good cricket 2005 installed.
Little satisfaction with it though, as I was basically just copying out the text written without understanding it. I found the step from the cricket scorecard to this very large and due to this didn't comprehend the code I was writing. I suppose I will just go and do a bit more work and read some more tutorials on other sites, because I want to understand it otherwise there is no point. Thanks for it anyway Colin