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HoN gradient text v 1.00
http://img.heroesofnewerth.info/upload_image/1a8bdea92350b7ed59c57a858f71925a.jpg
This program allows you to create colored text for the game Heroes of Newerth. At this point you can use a color or gradient of 2 colors.
Planned features:
-Color tex in the form of rainbow
-The gradient of several colors in one line
Features::
-There is a preview
-Works on Win XP, Vista, 7
-Convenient, intuitive interface
The program require MS Net Framework 3.5
Download:
http://kingmaniya.ucoz.ru/Downloads/TurboBit.jpg (http://turbobit.net/bggslm8cii0i.html)
P.S. I from Russia, so do not be too harsh for the grammar posts
Aizen`
05-12-2010, 11:36 AM
I'm looking forward to see future releases. I normally use HoNArmory for this, but this way is faster. Thanks :-)
Roozi
05-15-2010, 04:37 PM
DL is broken. Access denied...
Edit: Its working again thx
Kartalov
05-18-2010, 08:03 AM
great one, thanks !
Courier
05-23-2010, 07:22 AM
The program require MS Net Framework 3.5
What exactly do you use of the 3.5 framework that is not in the 2.0 framework?
I used Visual Studio 2008 which uses the MS Net Framework 3.5, 2005 uses MS Net Framework 2.0
Why use old technology? We already have VS 2010 - MS Net Framework 4.0. Soon I will move on him.
Simuu
05-24-2010, 06:47 AM
I used Visual Studio 2008 which uses the MS Net Framework 3.5, 2005 uses MS Net Framework 2.0
Why use old technology? We already have VS 2010 - MS Net Framework 4.0. Soon I will move on him.
Because not everyone has the dot net framework 3.5 or even 4.0.
And you don't need 3.5 or 4.0 to run this application I think. So just stick to 2.0. You can do this in the Project-Settings -> Compilation Options, something like that.
Keshoon
05-24-2010, 01:15 PM
Because not everyone has the dot net framework 3.5 or even 4.0.
And you don't need 3.5 or 4.0 to run this application I think. So just stick to 2.0. You can do this in the Project-Settings -> Compilation Options, something like that.
This.
If you continue to use the .NET 3.5, you'll notice many XP users that will experience issues with your application, even though you are not using any new methods provided by the new framework. Now, if you move onto VS2010 with the .NET 4.0, you will notice many Vista users with issues also (I think Vista doesn't have 4.0? Correct me if I'm wrong).
I'm a user of VS2010 myself, but I find that it's a bit redundant to have my users download the newest framework when I don't need the newest technology to do my applications. It's your own choice, I guess. But if you're making applications for a large community, is there really a choice?