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lord.zoltar
I have a couple of images I'm using to try and pretty up some forms.
They are PNG images with transparent parts. I have one of them partly
overlaying the other, but my problem is with the transparent parts: If
Image1 is over Image2, I cannot see Image2. The transparent parts of
the images are coloured with the background colour of the form, so it
seems that the transparency is somewhat respected - how do I get the
transparent part to show any controls (such as other picture boxes)
under the image?
Ages ago I had done some sprite animation in VB6 and a little bit when
Vb .NET first came out... I know it's possible to do what I want by
drawing to an image buffer etc etc... but it seems to be a lot more
work than I need since there's no animation and these images are not
likely to change much.
They are PNG images with transparent parts. I have one of them partly
overlaying the other, but my problem is with the transparent parts: If
Image1 is over Image2, I cannot see Image2. The transparent parts of
the images are coloured with the background colour of the form, so it
seems that the transparency is somewhat respected - how do I get the
transparent part to show any controls (such as other picture boxes)
under the image?
Ages ago I had done some sprite animation in VB6 and a little bit when
Vb .NET first came out... I know it's possible to do what I want by
drawing to an image buffer etc etc... but it seems to be a lot more
work than I need since there's no animation and these images are not
likely to change much.