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Mineodo68 9-Sep-20 3:33am View

Alright so i just found something :
"The WinForms implementation of Form only permits a solid colour to be used as the transparency key. It's not possible to have varying levels of transparency."

So maybe it's not possible on windows Forms. But thanks for you help Gerry !

Mineodo68 9-Sep-20 3:15am View

So i tried to do what you just wrote (and thanks for your help).
The fact is that it works when it's on my windows form. But when I save it as a PNG, it simply doesn't works anymore...

Here is what i have : https://image.noelshack.com/fichiers/2020/37/3/1599636187-transparent2.png

As you can see, there's been a transparent line on the middle (represented on DarkGray), but all around it, there's some black/blue colors. I think that the problem comes when i save the image, maybe the gradient transparent brush is not supported... I really don't know

Mineodo68 8-Sep-20 2:57am View

I already did something like that, but it only works with a color without gradient.
Thanks for your help, maybe someone will find something.

Mineodo68 7-Sep-20 3:06am View

I just uploaded a picture to illustrate.

Mineodo68 7-Sep-20 3:00am View

Yeah, you got that. A part of my image (drawn without gradient brush) is transparent. But all the part with the gradient brush isn't transparent...

Mineodo68 4-Sep-20 10:36am View

Hello,
Sorry, i forgot to change this value (that was for my test). It's without an alpha value.

Mineodo68 28-May-20 4:03am View

Hello,
Sorry for the late answer.
Thank you very much ;)

Mineodo68 28-May-20 3:29am View

Hello and thanks for your help.
The thing that I will have to do is to see if, for example, the n1 car wheel size is 5 inch bigger that ne n2 wheel size.
I suppose I can do some modifications on the code like :
result = (this.WheelSize == otherCar.WheelSize + 5)
Could it works ?
Thank you very much, I appreciate it

Mineodo68 7-May-20 6:20am View

Yeah, i will maybe try this.
Thank you

Mineodo68 7-May-20 6:20am View

I will check that, thanks ;)

Mineodo68 7-May-20 6:15am View

Okay, i will check this later.
Maybe i will come back to ask another question.
Thanks for the help ;)

Mineodo68 7-May-20 5:41am View

But if i wan't to hold different type of values (brush, font, int, string), how can i put that on an array ? With object[] ?

Mineodo68 7-May-20 5:19am View

But how can i do that if i want to have a look very clear on my values ?
Because here i tried to fill this array with value and caracteristics and after that, to write a method that draw something with each row of my array

Mineodo68 7-May-20 5:09am View

Hello,
In this six dimensions (or 5 if i don't use i) array, i want to store all caracteristics about a form and a text that i will draw later.
So it means a x position (here dist), y position (here alt), a name, a font type, a color (brush).
I added "i" to try to fill a row with it, but it's maybe unecessary.
I want to use an array because i will "parse" this array on another method.

I hope it's clear, i'm not english so i don't have all the grammatical expressions

Mineodo68 7-May-20 5:02am View

You're true, i tried to reduce it to 5 dimension to try this solution but it doesn't work anyway

Mineodo68 7-May-20 4:59am View

Hello,
Thanks for your comment, i tried it but i've got 3 errors, cannot implicitly convert string to int, font to int and brush to int.
Do you have a solution ?

Mineodo68 12-Mar-20 9:14am View

It works, thanks a lot !

Mineodo68 28-Feb-20 10:08am View

It works ! Didn't expect that it could be so easy x)
Thanks a lot ! :)

Mineodo68 28-Feb-20 10:00am View

For example, i call my font :
Font regularFont = new Font("Futura LT Pro Book", fontSize, FontStyle.Regular, GraphicsUnit.Pixel);

After this, i use a drawstring :
g.DrawString("E" + variable, regularFont, Brushes.DeepSkyBlue, new Point(x1, x2));

But i need a specific RGB color for my string ("E" + variable).

I tried to do this :
g.DrawString("E" + variable, regularFont, Brushes.ColorFromArgb(77, 183, 255), new Point(x1, x2));
but it doesn't works (i can only add a default Visual Studio color after the Brushes.defaultcolorname)

I also have some Pen with custom colors but i can't use them with a Drawstring : Pen lightBlue = new Pen(Color.FromArgb(77, 183, 255), 1);

Mineodo68 28-Feb-20 9:55am View

There's a misunderstanding, i said that what you gave me was to fill or draw shapes, and i was looking for something to custom color a font

Mineodo68 28-Feb-20 9:03am View

Actually i did. I'm not sure you really understood what i was looking for. I need to fill a string with a custom RGB color, not a shape.

Mineodo68 28-Feb-20 8:55am View

Yeah but it's only to fill or draw shapes, not a font...

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