photoshop cs6 and c# help

Question

hi there i need some help, as much as i love visual c# id like to create my own interface and progress bars and buttons, i can design awesome ones on adobe photoshop cs6 but i dont know how to add them to visual c# can someone help me? please this is really holding me back so badly. someone please help and google is a waste of time no help there at all

Answer 1

Hi kris_09,

Thank you for posting here.

For your question, you could download the dll of photoshop cs6 API in GitHub.

https://github.com/AurelienR/CPE-ImageProcessing

In the source file, it shows the libraries and models of interface and methods.

I hope this would be helpful.

Best Regards,

Wendy

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Answer 2

thank you so much i will try it i hope it works i will get back to you i really appreciate the reply  

Answer 3

quick question how will i add the dll file to visual c#?

Answer 4

Hi kris_09,

Please follow the below steps. Right click on Reference and select Add Reference.

then click Browse and select the .dll from the location where you put in.

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Thanks,
Sabah Shariq

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Answer 5

then this will allow me to add my progress bar from photo-shop to c#? 

Answer 6

mmmmmmmm i did that those steps , thank you now does anyone know were i can get a video that shows how to put the progress bar to c# with out getting errors? i really appreciate all your help guys and girls :) 

Answer 7

still no luck  guys i liked your stuff any way because u guys r helping me :) my progress bar on photoshop is currently saved as a psd,  pdd it has a time-line animation, the progress bar works fine but i cant add it to c# can u guys make a small video to assist me anything will help this is holding me back i am sure u guys know the frustrated feeling

Answer 8

Hi kris_09,

I gues you probably have to use something like graphics to render them in C#. Please look into below article. Hope this helps you.

How to create a custom Progress Bar in CSharp using Visual Studio

Also look into below thread but it is WPF, see if you can it to as per your requirement.

WPF - create ProgressBar template from PSD file

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Answer 9

hmmmmmm thanx but iv seen thows can you add the wpf progress bar to a windows form application?

Answer 10

Hi kris_09,

If you want to use progress bar in winform, you would like to check the following link.

http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/blogs/how-to-use-progress-bar-in-window-application1

Best Regards,

Wendy

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Answer 11

no thats super easy stuff i want to know how to add my custom progress bar from photoshop to C# windows forms

Answer 12

Hi kris_09,

Based on my search, I do not find the samples of winform progress bar from PSD file. Here are some suggestions.

If the photoshop cs6 PSD file provide ways to use for C#. You could create a custom progress bar from PSD file.

If you want to add WPF process bar to Winform, you could refer to the following link about hosting a WPF Composite Control in Windows Forms.

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms742215.aspx

Best Regards,

Wendy

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