Yes exactlly. use the any control.invoke() for that. Cheers RRave MCTS,MCPD

u can follow the generic format ie. ____________________________ command |length |data |CRC | ------------------------------------- if you are sending as string separate each with a spl char. like "$". or if it is byte array, convert the formated string to byte array using this ASCIIEncoding.GetBytes(stringpkt) qn#2 it is ok to send it as 2 packets, as long as you have identity for packets & also the client must understand ur protocol format. eg. you can maintain one field on the packet to identify "Packet is over or not", if not over, client will listen for rest of the packets regards, Srini modified on Wednesday, February 13, 2008 10:12 PM

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I will be adding and removing functions throught the program so i will not know what functions are registered @ what time, thats why i wanted to know if there was a priority.

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You obviously know what your talking about but sadly i had no idea ... any chance you could break it down a bit for me (which music file is best to use?, how do i find the beat durations? etc.) I was thinking of having an editor and plotting the notes on a timeline ... saying that I dont think there would be another way to do it! Thanks for your response

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you need an accurate timer (there is one in DXUtils class in DirectX SDK) and define your move formula depend on time and speed just like X=Vt+X0 for example if X0=0 and V=100px/sec then in 2Sec it would be 200px or in 0.01 sec it would be just 1px so it does not depend on the framerate you can take two approach depends on your need 1- X0 would be always zero so after 10 sec you pass the 10sec to formula 2-use time Elapsed method (use in most games) you can calculate the elapsed time using the timer and the previuos position would be X0. for example if X0=0 and V=100px/Sec after one sec X=100px and after 1.5 sec from beginning it would be X0=100px ,V=100px/sec,ElapsedTime=0.5 sec X=100*0.5+100=150px and if you are doing it in the 3D you must define each speed for every dimension or calculate them thruogh total speed using math and ofcourse you involve acceleration too. hope the post would be useful

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