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How to Draw Circles on GUI?

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  • L Lost User

    True. I should have said "generally"; or "moving forward". I assumed that at some point, he would be doing something other than "drawing circles". But I could be wrong.

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    I don't know how much this software will morph over time, but the only other special thing I will need to look into is a "console" window on one of the tabs of my GUI to take manual commands as things are running. Outside of that, my best guess is that the "drawing circles" is the only quirky feature I need to have for this GUI that isn't obvious on the standard C# toolbox. Time will prove me wrong.

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      I was just about to post that someone at work mentioned to me about the Visual Basic Power Pack. This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks so much for posting and walking a mile in my shoes. I will look into the more specialized LED search you hyperlinked, but I suspect the Power Pack is all that I need. I definitely want to avoid coding the "LEDs" by hand since I'm dealing with a lot of these things. Thanks Again!!!

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      A custom user control seems a perfect solution then tbh. You can go the route I took and do it all via code, or you could use the VB PowerPack to draw the circles on the empty canvas it gives you.

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