re: C# Help. I always have dumb face on.

Well, I'm gonna be perfectly honest with you...it's been damn near 8 years since I did something like that, so I'm not going to be of much help. I think you can read up on case/switch statements to kind of see how to write one...but as others have said, you're just going to have to play with it to really understand it.

Also, if you're having problems with your code not working, make sure your using your step-through options to go through the code line by line to see where it's breaking...or to help understand why it's doing what it's doing.

TL;DR sorry, can't help much