Also, leaving the code unlocked allows others to debug if I ever mess up. Sometimes, I'd leave jokes and/or wacky variable names inside, and it makes me smile when someone else discovers them. Besides, my code is all over the place and isn't as polished as your coding is and may be hard to follow!īelieve it or not, I actually like it when people read my source code. I've put so much time into my work that I don't want to see others simply copy/paste my work and then sell it as theirs, when I'm handing them out for free. Rusnakcreative wrote:I do applaud you for leaving your code unlocked so that others can verify your code is safe, or see how it works.
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And if I keep the Bingo balls in columns, it's difficult to figure out how to arrange them in another way without making things squished or cluttered. I could re-organize the Bingo balls in rows instead of columns, but that would make things look too similar to your Bingo! interface. As for playing around with a different layout, I'm thinking about it. Yeah, there's definitely room for potential on the left side of the board. Besides, my code is all over the place and isn't as polished as your coding is and may be hard to follow! I do applaud you for leaving your code unlocked so that others can verify your code is safe, or see how it works. You could use that space to add another feature, or reformat the layout and see if the unused space would be better to add buttons and other features instead of the left side. Right now it looks like you took the older layout and spaced out the numbers by a little bit. With the different slide size, see if you can use that extra space to your advantage! Play around with a completely different layout using that screen space. I think having the winning card pattern on the screen would be a great addition to the left side.Īs I'm typing this, I've just noticed that your macro version is wide screen, whereas your older version is not. I do like how like the other version, this is also very simple and easy to use.Īs you've mentioned before, you do want to add a couple more features, and I think those would fill in the empty space with the called ball just nice. No question is "too out there", even if it doesn't directly relate to any of the products or articles here.I like the design of your Bingo caller board! It looks nearly identical to those big bingo light up boards very easy to read from a distance. Every e-mail gets answered by me, a fellow TPT Seller, who understands the challenges that come with selling. When you reach out for a question or support, you won't get a company branded support answer.
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