Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
In this series of videos, which are aimed at those who have never coded in PowerBasic before, I cover one element of the language or programming - today we're adding a hexagonal button to our Graphics window using a mask.
This is a follow-up to youtu.be/C373l_kTz94
00:00 - Introduction
01:30 - Creating a Bitmap and Mask
03:04 - Preparing the code
05:24 - Rendering the new Bitmap
09:50 - Adding to the event handler
14:22 - Testing
14:58 - Summary
I don't work for, nor am I paid or sponsored by, the owners of PowerBASIC or any company mentioned in these videos , I'm just a fan of their products.
For more information on PowerBASIC visit pbusers.org
Music by ghosthack.de
Source files for these projects and an index to all our YouTube videos are available from here
gsfsoftware.co.uk/PBTutorials/Projects.htm
GitHub
github.com/gsfsoftware/Tutorials/tree/master/Both_Graphic_ClickDemo_part4
In this series of videos, which are aimed at those who have never coded in PowerBasic before, I cover one element of the language or programming - today we're adding a hexagonal button to our Graphics window using a mask.
This is a follow-up to youtu.be/C373l_kTz94
00:00 - Introduction
01:30 - Creating a Bitmap and Mask
03:04 - Preparing the code
05:24 - Rendering the new Bitmap
09:50 - Adding to the event handler
14:22 - Testing
14:58 - Summary
I don't work for, nor am I paid or sponsored by, the owners of PowerBASIC or any company mentioned in these videos , I'm just a fan of their products.
For more information on PowerBASIC visit pbusers.org
Music by ghosthack.de
Source files for these projects and an index to all our YouTube videos are available from here
gsfsoftware.co.uk/PBTutorials/Projects.htm
GitHub
github.com/gsfsoftware/Tutorials/tree/master/Both_Graphic_ClickDemo_part4
