0xwarning 2 If you have ever wanted to learn c# for multiple purposes. Then here is your answer. [hide] Lets Get Started You Will Need Visual Studio. Make Sure To Have C# Installed. So I'm Currently using a windows form. Have A Layout of what you want but here is mine for an example. Make Three RadioButtons Name Them radioRed, radioGreen, radioBlue Add A Panel Called colorPanel Now Add a button Code Panel Color if (radioRed.Checked == true) // If Red Is Checked { colorPanel.BackColor = Color.?; //Hint [in The Name] } if (radioBlue.Checked == true) // If Blue Is Checked { colorPanel.BackColor = Color.?; //Hint [in The Name] } if (radioGreen.Checked == true) // If Green Is Checked { colorPanel.BackColor = Color.?; //Hint [in The Name] } Now try to make it change the panel color I Have Left Some Hints If Successful here is the code you should have if (radioRed.Checked == true) // If Red Is Checked { colorPanel.BackColor = Color.Red; // Color } if (radioBlue.Checked == true) // If Blue Is Checked { colorPanel.BackColor = Color.Blue; // Color } if (radioGreen.Checked == true) // If Green Is Checked { colorPanel.BackColor = Color.Green; // Color //Hint [Pretty Obvs] } Now try to make it change the panel color to a color you want and add a extra RadioButton if (radioMyColor.Checked == true) // If My Color Is Checked { colorPanel.BackColor = Color.Lime; // Custom Color } We Can Also Make a ComboBox And A List Box To Change The Panel Color Simply edit the items like this Add Some Colors Double Click the ComboBox if (metroComboBox2.SelectedItem == "?") // Check If text == { colorPanel.BackColor = Color.?; // Color } if (metroComboBox2.SelectedItem == "?") // Check If text == { colorPanel.BackColor = Color.?; // Color } if (metroComboBox2.SelectedItem == "?") // Check If text == { colorPanel.BackColor = Color.?; // Color } Now Add a listbox add the same items if (metroListbox1.SelectedItem == "?") // Check If text == { colorPanel.BackColor = Color.?; // Color } if (metroListbox1.SelectedItem == "?") // Check If text == { colorPanel.BackColor = Color.?; // Color } if (metroListbox1.SelectedItem == "?") // Check If text == { colorPanel.BackColor = Color.?; // Color } Your Code Should Come Out Like This Combo Box if (ComboBox2.SelectedItem == "Blue") { colorPanel.BackColor = Color.Blue; } if (ComboBox2.SelectedItem == "Green") { colorPanel.BackColor = Color.Green; } if (ComboBox2.SelectedItem == "Red") { colorPanel.BackColor = Color.Red; } // For Custom Color if (ComboBox2.SelectedItem == "Lime") { colorPanel.BackColor = Color.Lime; } List Box if (metroListbox1.SelectedItem == "Blue") { colorPanel.BackColor = Color.Blue; } if (metroListbox1.SelectedItem == "Green") { colorPanel.BackColor = Color.Green; } if (metroListbox1.SelectedItem == "Red") { colorPanel.BackColor = Color.Red; } // For Custom Color if (metroListbox1.SelectedItem == "Lime") { colorPanel.BackColor = Color.Lime; } Now We Are Going to Attempt To Use A Color Picker Now Select A Unused Button Don't Forget To Add These colorDialog1.ShowDialog(); // Shows Color Dialog colorPanel.BackColor = colorDialog1.Color; // Sets Selected Color We Are Done Please Leave Feedback on what i should do next The Code will eventually get better. im just doing simple code at first so people can understand Extra Button And A List View Add This Code Into The Button openFileDialog1.ShowDialog(); // File Dialog openFileDialog1.FileName.ToString(); // Get File Name string[] row = { openFileDialog1.FileName.ToString()}; var listViewItem = new ListViewItem(row); listView1.Items.Add(listViewItem); // Display File Name Next Thread Will Contain More File Functions I Hope You Enjoyed The Thread [/hide] Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jensel05 0 Si alguna vez has querido aprender c # para múltiples propósitos. Entonces aquí está tu respuesta. Un poco mas detallado queda mejor :fuck: Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites