Random Display Picture (Color & Faded)

Hi,

I have 12 color pictures & 12 faded pictures, how to make 11 faded pictures & 1 color picture random display? :sick:

Can you give a bit more detail please?

Thanks for the reply.

Attached is the screenshot.

When click the start button, expecting 11 random faded pictures display, and only one color picture display. And the color picture can click for a question.

Currently I only manage to random display the color pictures on the 12 boxes there, which not fit my beginning idea at all. :rolleyes:

Well all you would do is get your 11 random b&w pictures as you already do and then have a seperate sub procedure where you would choose your random colour picture.

How is the logic I should make it?
Your logic will display the color picture which might be same as one of the faded picture. Anyway to avoid this? :)

Are all the pictures already stored? Or are you fading it using VB? If it is the first one how are they stored? As in name formats etc.

Sorry I did not make everything clear enough here.

I wish to use VB to faded the picture but I failed to do so,
so I stored the color pictures as picColor1.jpg - picColor12.jpg,
and faded picture as picFaded1.jpg - picFaded12.jpg

And now using array to display the color / faded pictures randomly. But how to make only display one color pic & 11 faded picture after I clicked Start?

Thanks a million for your reply.

One way would be to start by displaying them all faded, then pick one at random, and display that one as colour.

If you don't know how to use random numbers in VB, try this tutorial.

Listen to Si. He has chosen a much better way than me. I think.... Lol.

Hi, the coding at below is able to do it. But how to make it won't repeat display the same picture for Color Picture while the Faded Picture is displayed? :afrog:

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Private Sub start_Click()
'----------Faded Pictures
Dim nArr(12) As Long
Dim n As Long
Dim nTemp As Long, nRand As Long

For n = 0 To 11
nArr(n) = n + 1
Next

Randomize
For n = 12 To 1 Step -1
nRand = Int(Rnd * n)
nTemp = nArr(nRand)
nArr(nRand) = nArr(n - 1)
nArr(n - 1) = nTemp
Next

'Load the Faded pictures randomly
For n = 0 To 11
BoxFaded(n).Visible = True
BoxFaded(n).Picture = LoadPicture(App.Path & "\BoxFaded" & nArr(n) & ".jpg")
Next

'---------Color pictures

Randomize (nTemp - 1)
'Load the Color pictures randomly
BoxFaded(nTemp - 1).Visible = False
BoxColor(nTemp - 1).Visible = True
BoxFaded(nTemp - 1).Picture = LoadPicture(App.Path & "\BoxColor" & nArr(nTemp - 1) & ".jpg")

End Sub
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Originally Posted by earthy

But how to make it won't repeat display the same picture for Color Picture while the Faded Picture is displayed? :afrog:

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I'm not sure what you mean by this, could you clarify?

Ooops, sorry about that, just aware there's a button for "Code" & "VBCode".
Below is the wrong display, which show duplicate picture (one in grey, one in color):

Try something along this lines:

Code:

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dim faded as integer
dim coloured as integer

Do
faded = Mid(name_of_faded_file,(Len(name_of_faded_file)-4),1)
coloured  = Mid(name_of_coloured_file,(Len(name_of_coloured_file)-4),1)
Loop Until faded <> coloured

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I see... well your code for the color picture is not quite right at the moment - for a start you aren't actually picking a random number!

Your use of the nArr array to stop duplication for the Faded pictures is good, and you should simply be able to re-use that.

Unless you particularly want to have two sets of pictureboxes (perhaps your other code needs them), you would be better off using just one set instead (ie: just BoxFaded, perhaps renamed to something else).

Your code for the color boxes should do the following:

• pick a random number (between 0 and 11);
• if using two sets of pictureboxes, hide the relevant BoxFaded (of the random number you picked) and show the relevant BoxColor
• load the picture (again, using the random number you picked)

..have a go at doing that, and if you have problems show us that code.

Hi All,

Tq very much for d advice. Below is my full random VB coding & screenshot:

Code:

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Private Sub start_Click()
          '----------Display 12 Faded Pictures Randomly
          Dim nArr(12) As Long
          Dim n As Long
          Dim nTemp As Long, nRand As Long
         
          For n = 0 To 11
              nArr(n) = n + 1
          Next
         
          Randomize
         
          For n = 12 To 1 Step -1
              nRand = Int(Rnd * n)
              nTemp = nArr(nRand)
              nArr(nRand) = nArr(n - 1)
              nArr(n - 1) = nTemp
          Next
                 
          For n = 0 To 11
              BoxFaded(n).Visible = True
              BoxFaded(n).Picture = LoadPicture(App.Path & "\BoxFaded" & nArr(n) & ".jpg")
          Next
         
          '---------Random Display One Color picture
          n = 5

          BoxFaded(n).Visible = False
          BoxColor(n).Visible = True
          BoxColor(n).Picture = LoadPicture(App.Path & "\BoxColor" & nArr(n) & ".jpg")
          BoxColor(n).Enabled = True
End Sub

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