Problem with image transparent background
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So I've searched for hours for a good fix or a workaround on this problem. What is needed : Draw a background canvas(white), and on top of it I have to draw - Grid(with transparent background), Graph1(with transparent background), Graph2(with transparent background) and whatever else. What is done : I have all the functions which all work, but only when they aren't ontop of each other. Problem : Everything I draw with a seperate function has a white background (NOTE: Something.Clear(Color.Transparent); doesn't work, makes the background black.. which really won't help) So I've found some workarounds how to do completely transparent pictures and I even found some .dll that would suit me BUT it has some nice licence things that won't work for me unfortunately, so I'm back to square one. [PS. I hope people won't start to flame to look harder on Google or whatever, so all I can say is.. I have and I was unsuccsessful]
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So I've searched for hours for a good fix or a workaround on this problem. What is needed : Draw a background canvas(white), and on top of it I have to draw - Grid(with transparent background), Graph1(with transparent background), Graph2(with transparent background) and whatever else. What is done : I have all the functions which all work, but only when they aren't ontop of each other. Problem : Everything I draw with a seperate function has a white background (NOTE: Something.Clear(Color.Transparent); doesn't work, makes the background black.. which really won't help) So I've found some workarounds how to do completely transparent pictures and I even found some .dll that would suit me BUT it has some nice licence things that won't work for me unfortunately, so I'm back to square one. [PS. I hope people won't start to flame to look harder on Google or whatever, so all I can say is.. I have and I was unsuccsessful]
Your browser will display pngs with transparency, I thought. This all sounds a little too difficult to me tho, have you considered using silverlight instead ?
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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Your browser will display pngs with transparency, I thought. This all sounds a little too difficult to me tho, have you considered using silverlight instead ?
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.