Arti

Glad to see you active so ima take advantage on that : P

Code:

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  Dim rndVal As New Random
        Dim i As Integer
        Dim BGimage(6)
        BGimage(0) = Resources.image_1
        BGimage(1) = Resources.image_2
        BGimage(2) = Resources.image_3
        BGimage(3) = Resources.image_4
        BGimage(4) = Resources.image_5
        BGimage(5) = Resources.image_6
        BGimage(6) = Resources.image_7
        For i = 0 To 6
            Me.BackgroundImage = BGimage(i)
        Next

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It's only showing me 1 image when i press the button : /
it isn't randomizing.
Thanks !
PS: I know that you are going to move it, but it's the only active section on LG : /

Why would it show a random image? You're not once using that Random variable you declared.

You're setting 7 images, looping from 0 to 6 and updating the background image of one object. It's going to update the background image 7 times, but it's going to happen so fast you're only going to see the last one.

It's for a small bot i'm making for my dad.

Oh, I thought that every time I pressed the button, it would randomize the form background and give me one from the Array list.

It's not going to show a random number if you just iterate through 1 to 7...
I haven't used .NET in years, but try this:

Code:

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Dim rndVal As New Random(System.DateTime.Now.Millisecond)
        Dim i As Integer
        Dim BGimage(6)
        BGimage(0) = Resources.image_1
        BGimage(1) = Resources.image_2
        BGimage(2) = Resources.image_3
        BGimage(3) = Resources.image_4
        BGimage(4) = Resources.image_5
        BGimage(5) = Resources.image_6
        BGimage(6) = Resources.image_7
            Me.BackgroundImage = BGimage(rndVal.Next(0,6))

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Originally Posted by Artificial

It's not going to show a random number if you just iterate through 1 to 7...
I haven't used .NET in years, but try this:

Code:

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Dim rndVal As New Random(System.DateTime.Now.Millisecond)
        Dim i As Integer
        Dim BGimage(6)
        BGimage(0) = Resources.image_1
        BGimage(1) = Resources.image_2
        BGimage(2) = Resources.image_3
        BGimage(3) = Resources.image_4
        BGimage(4) = Resources.image_5
        BGimage(5) = Resources.image_6
        BGimage(6) = Resources.image_7
            Me.BackgroundImage = BGimage(rndVal.Next(0,6))

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Works perfectly , Thanks bro.
Also, what if i wanted to change every 20 Seconds ?

You would call the function you created every 20 seconds wherever the call clause might be, from what I surmise. You could do this via Timer by updating the interval, or using threads (probably overkill) or a related avenue (looping would probably work as well).

Good idea, I didn't think of loops, thanks.