Yes and Now ... I Uploaded a a sample, of Drawing a Circle on a form; but i need somthings more ;
I wish if you Edit Codes for the Following ;
1) I want to draw this circle on PictureBox , not on Form.
because when i put picture to the form1.picture, and when run, it hidden once click to draw the circle.
2)i want to draw by plotting 4 points not 3 points .
3)i want when i finish drawing Circle, it keeps drawn on the Pic ... to can draw more than one Circle .
4) Save Bottom ; when i Click Save_Bottom, and stop running..and open again it shows the last drawn circles.
5) The Last important thing, is to can chose from comboBox, if i want to draw Circle , Line Or ARC.
I wish when you download the sample, to apload it again here with the updates...
Thank You Very much for read.
buddy it looks like your asking someone to do it for you. no one will. alleast i know i dont have the time for it. try to learn these things one by one, it will take time.
All us doing it for you will acomplish is really nothing. youll have your circle thing, but chances are you dont know how it works. If you take the time and learn it yourself, you wont regret it. you can apply the skills you learn to many other thing in the future. and the concepts can even be used in ANY language...
Software languages known: Qbasic - TI-Basic - Liberty Basic - Visual Basic 6
Software API's known: Directx 7 and 8
Internet languages, in the process of learning: HTML - JAVASCRIPT - PHP - CSS - MYSQL - AJAX
There is a big hint involved on zooming in a circle. Increase/decrease the radius size! Why base it on points? There's a reason why it is as simple as making an X and Y position for the circle, plus a radius size. It's less complicated then. Use an X and a Y radius if you are making elipses.
If you are really itching for some curves, I can teach you how to pull off bezier curves in full blown 3D using DirectX.... be prepared for some advanced math and code though that can be way too much overhead.
Last edited by Jacob Roman; Jul 6th, 2006 at 04:41 PM.