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| Submitted on: 8/18/2000 6:40:36 PM
By: Teycho
Level: Beginner
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Compatibility:VB 5.0, VB 6.0
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| | | This is something I made in QB a few years back that I finally got around to porting to VB... Basically, it simulates a rotating strand of DNA... You could probably use it to add graphics to something...
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8/18/2000 6:44:56 PM:Seth Wildman
Great output for such simple code!
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8/19/2000 2:10:01 AM:Willy NilllY
Great example! Showed me how to use
UDTs perfectly! Thanks!
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8/19/2000 11:56:30 AM:Edward P. Denninger III
This is pretty d@mn cool. Keep up the
good work!
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8/19/2000 1:23:57 PM:Abdul
thats ingenius in its simplicity.
Thanks bro
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8/19/2000 1:45:37 PM:SHEENmaster
Thx man this loox awesome.
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8/22/2000 1:24:25 AM:Newmann
great animation!
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9/8/2000 7:33:30 PM:
Perfect Code! You are an elite k-rad
programmer now, Teycho! :)
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6/20/2001 3:05:41 PM:Codin genius
hey this is very cool and I am gonna
try it using DirectX I think, make it
look 3D. That would look cool(er)
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