Visual Basic 6 0 Moving An Object On Screen Using Keys

Code: If KeyCode = 40 Then Shape1.top = Shape1.top + 360 If KeyCode = 38 then Shape1.top = Shape1.top - 360 If Keycode ... Codes: Select Case KeyCode Case vbKeyW Shape1.Top = Shape1.Top - 30 Case vbKeyA Shape1.Left = Shape1.Left - 30 Case ... Normally it would be a lot smoother, without the lag, but whenever I am recording my computer slows down a lot.

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• Code: If KeyCode = 40 Then Shape1.top = Shape1.top + 360 If KeyCode = 38 then Shape1.top = Shape1.top - 360 If Keycode ...
• Codes: Select Case KeyCode Case vbKeyW Shape1.Top = Shape1.Top - 30 Case vbKeyA Shape1.Left = Shape1.Left - 30 Case ...
• Normally it would be a lot smoother, without the lag, but whenever I am recording my computer slows down a lot.

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