TransparencyKey
- Thread starter .paul.
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Paszt
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The System.Windows.Forms.UserControl class does not have a property called TransparencyKey so it cannot be set.
However, when using usercontrols, since you would generally create a custom class which inherits UserControl, you could of course add a property called TransparencyKey and implement it's behavior.
However, when using usercontrols, since you would generally create a custom class which inherits UserControl, you could of course add a property called TransparencyKey and implement it's behavior.
thats as far as i got.
i'm thinking about subclassing a picturebox somehow.
i was trying to make a transparent picturebox, using a usercontrol that inherits a picturebox. but no transparencykey. i would still be interested to know how to set the background to (real) transparent in a usercontrol though
i'm thinking about subclassing a picturebox somehow.
i was trying to make a transparent picturebox, using a usercontrol that inherits a picturebox. but no transparencykey. i would still be interested to know how to set the background to (real) transparent in a usercontrol though
Paszt
Staff member
What is your end goal? The most appropriate solution will probably utilize GDI+.
I've moved this post to the Graphics/GDI+ category.
I've moved this post to the Graphics/GDI+ category.
