This Tutorial will show you the basics of The Ms Script Control in VB6
1. Intro and The Basics
First Start a new Project in Visual Basics
Now, Press Ctrl + T. Doing this will bring up your project's componants.
Look for "Microsoft Script Control 1.0"
Now you will have a little icon like so
.
2. Running the 'Scripts'
Ok, now add a the script control on to your project. Name it "SC"
Now add a button and a textbox.
Your Project should now look like this:
Double Click on your Button and add this code to it.
* SC = Script Control.
* AddCode = Allows you to use this code
* Text1 = The Textbox we added earlier
Now you can do little things like MsgBox.
Simple Visual Basic Coding.
Example, Write this in your textbox > run > Click the Button
Congratulations! You can now run 'scripts' from your engine
3. A Little Deeper
Wish to continue? Move on to something like SunMacro?
Must have a little exp. to continue:
Easiest way to control a script, and most likely the only way, is using a Class Module to use the functions.
So now add this:
Add a Class Module into your Project.
Write your Functions in there.
Now update your 'run' (The Button) codes:
You have added Your Class Module into your Engine.
As well as Subs.
Run:
Congratulations! You are now ready to make your own scriptable macro
Made for SunSharez(Don't worry, no sharez)
-Monster Hack
1. Intro and The Basics
First Start a new Project in Visual Basics
Now, Press Ctrl + T. Doing this will bring up your project's componants.
Look for "Microsoft Script Control 1.0"
Now you will have a little icon like so
.
2. Running the 'Scripts'
Ok, now add a the script control on to your project. Name it "SC"
Now add a button and a textbox.
Your Project should now look like this:
Double Click on your Button and add this code to it.
| Code: |
| SC.AddCode Text1.Text |
* SC = Script Control.
* AddCode = Allows you to use this code
* Text1 = The Textbox we added earlier
Now you can do little things like MsgBox.
Simple Visual Basic Coding.
Example, Write this in your textbox > run > Click the Button
| Code: |
| MsgBox "This is the Start of your Script Engine" |
3. A Little Deeper
Wish to continue? Move on to something like SunMacro?
Must have a little exp. to continue:
Easiest way to control a script, and most likely the only way, is using a Class Module to use the functions.
So now add this:
| Code: |
| Public cScript As New clscScript |
Write your Functions in there.
Now update your 'run' (The Button) codes:
| Code: |
| SC.Reset
SC.AllowUI = True SC.TimeOut = NoTimeout SC.AddObject "cscript", cScript, True SC.AddCode Text1.Text SC.Run "Main" |
As well as Subs.
Run:
| Code: |
| Sub Main()
MsgBox "Monster Hack's Tut pwns" End Sub |
Congratulations! You are now ready to make your own scriptable macro
Made for SunSharez(Don't worry, no sharez)
-Monster Hack
