I'm moving from VB6 to VS.NET 2010, and I'm getting the hang of it but I am having a hell of a time trying to use the Immediate window like I used to in VB6.
For example, when I typed in:
MsgBox "test"
I would get a msgbox with Text in it.
If I try the same in VB.NET:
MsgBox("test")
all I get is this:
'MsgBox' is not declared. It may be inaccessible due to its protection level.
Why can't this thing just work the way it used to, or am i missing something?
No Man's Sky Beacon update overhauls settlements and player overseer duties by Pulasthi Ariyasinghe
Hello Games is back with another major update to its sci-fi space survival game No Man's Sky. This time, it has targeted settlement systems. The title will now let players be overseers who manage settlements across multiple planets while also discovering towns run entirely by robotic lifeforms.
Space-faring players can now be the overseers of four settlements across the universe, with the job being offered to them after completing a unique objective.
"Govern your settlers wisely and invest in their infrastructure to enable each settlement to flourish, producing lucrative resources, and becoming an invaluable base of operations throughout your journey," explains the studio.
Settlement management has also been completely reworked with this update. Hello Games says that players will now have more important construction and upgrade choices, as each building has its own calculated contribution to the happiness, population, and productivity of its settlement. These can benefit the player via a wide range of resource production options.
Not only that, each settler will even have their own personalities, strengths, weaknesses, and skills that will change how they work in their community. Players can find these by simply talking to any settler they meet on a planet. When a citizen dispute comes up, the number of choices offered to the overseer has been increased as well.
As for the robotic settlements, they can only be found by scanning planets with specialist technology. Once found, these Autophage settlements can be taken over as well, letting players be the overseer and take care of the scrap metal-built locals.
Other additions to this update include Intel Xe Super Sampling (XeSS) upscaling tech support on PC, more voice types for player characters, better snapping when building structures, and cross-save support across all platforms.
Don't forget that No Man's Sky will soon be arriving on a brand-new platform too. The title will be a day-one launch on the Nintendo Switch 2 on June 5.
Find the complete patch notes for No Man's Sky 5.7 Beacon Update over here.
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Mr. Black
Hi guys,
I'm moving from VB6 to VS.NET 2010, and I'm getting the hang of it but I am having a hell of a time trying to use the Immediate window like I used to in VB6.
For example, when I typed in:
MsgBox "test"
I would get a msgbox with Text in it.
If I try the same in VB.NET:
MsgBox("test")
all I get is this:
'MsgBox' is not declared. It may be inaccessible due to its protection level.
Why can't this thing just work the way it used to, or am i missing something?
Thanks!
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