You could have scanned backgrounds directory and selected random image out of the list. That way even if you add more images to backgrounds directory you wouldn't need to edit program to increase random number range. What I found interesting is how to use C++ WinAPI from C#. Would love to see more videos on exploring less known WinAPI functions from C# side to create cool tools.
@Shaun Halverson I would like to see video where you make a gadget style clock on the background. I have been looking for video that would guide how to make this kind of "widget" style program that works on background and can be shrinked to notification area. Do you have video about that, or if you dont, could you make one?
You could have scanned backgrounds directory and selected random image out of the list. That way even if you add more images to backgrounds directory you wouldn't need to edit program to increase random number range.
What I found interesting is how to use C++ WinAPI from C#. Would love to see more videos on exploring less known WinAPI functions from C# side to create cool tools.
Thanks, it works!
@Shaun Halverson I would like to see video where you make a gadget style clock on the background. I have been looking for video that would guide how to make this kind of "widget" style program that works on background and can be shrinked to notification area. Do you have video about that, or if you dont, could you make one?
thanks
For your tic tac toe video, If we wanted to add an ending of the game that resulted in a tie how would we do that?
Isnt there a method that checks if its a tie?