[REL] Animated Console.WriteLine()

this is alright, you could do this if you want to change the speed: 

Print("ok", 100); // 100 is the speed in milliseconds

but im pretty sure oxygen u's bootstrapper has a better and more simpler version of it

dude nice youtube lol exact code lol

@MaximusExploit youtube?

        public static void print(string Text, int Speed = 30)
        {
            if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(Text))
                return;

            for (int i = 0; i < Text.Length; i++)
            {
                Console.Write(Text[i]);
                Thread.Sleep(Speed);
            }
        }

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@MaximusExploit bro i said it was not made by me wdym

i think you forgot that c#'s comments start with '//', but nice

@OrbitRBX just use foreach for this it's so much simpler :/

@63568 Yea thats good, 

I Just showing example for another method to do it, its prob works the same but :/

errrr ok but bruh why for comments you use lua comments for c#? kek 

-- This is lua comments ok
print("kek")

// This is C# comments ok
Console.WriteLine("Kek");

@eb_ bro i didnt use the comments for a long time don't mind me lmfao

Makes me sad because I would have done this line for line LMFAOO

@Beastsploits wdym?