juzlee
Member
In this Tutorial, I will teach you how to add a Fade in/out effect when you are opening and closing your vb forms.
Watch the code in action here
What are the benefits of learning this?
1. It will make you VB app more stunnning and HQ
2. Will increase your Conversion Rate because users like HQ apps
3. Super easy to learn
Let's Start!
Step 1: Copy the code below and paste it in your "public class Form 1" just like in the image below
Step 2: double click on your form and add "fade_in()" inside the code just like in the image below
Step 3: double click in your closing button and add "fade_out()" in the code just like in the image below.
That's it! Don't forget to hit debug to test.
Watch the code in action here
What are the benefits of learning this?
1. It will make you VB app more stunnning and HQ
2. Will increase your Conversion Rate because users like HQ apps
3. Super easy to learn
Let's Start!
Step 1: Copy the code below and paste it in your "public class Form 1" just like in the image below
Code:
'fade in
Public Sub fade_in()
For FadeIn = 0.0 To 1.1 Step 0.1
Me.Opacity = FadeIn
Me.Refresh()
Threading.Thread.Sleep(100)
Next
End Sub
'Fade out:
Public Sub fade_out()
For FadeOut = 90 To 10 Step -10
Me.Opacity = FadeOut / 100
Me.Refresh()
Threading.Thread.Sleep(50)
Next
End Sub

Step 2: double click on your form and add "fade_in()" inside the code just like in the image below

Step 3: double click in your closing button and add "fade_out()" in the code just like in the image below.

That's it! Don't forget to hit debug to test.