Printable View
I want to BitBlt a picture on top of another picture. If I
use the most useful one (vbSrcInvert) The picture comes all
funny because the background is made of different colours.
Should I use MaskBlt or something else.
I know you know the answer.
Well, why not tell me, and add 1 to your 'posts'.
You know you want to.
Don't hold back.
Oh, well, BYE!
I don't really know what you mean... if you want to draw the picture with transparency - this question has already been answered. I don't understand why you use srcInvert... So please explain a bit more... ;)
Well, I've since found what I wanted (it was a sort of
sprite.) It used BitBlt SrcAnd, SrcCopy and SrcInvert to
transform a masked and picture + mask, into a picture on
any background (ie transparent, ish).
Just to explain what I wanted to do:
It is a person walking all over the place. I had the person
in all of his 8 positions on pictureboxes, but because the
terrain was multi-coloured, using BitBlt SrcInvert meant
that the guy's colour scheme became all screwed up.
So I wanted a guy who wasn't shaped like a box and who
didn't go all funny-coloured when he went across colours.
I thought of making my own stuff, but I could never get
all the SrcCopy, SrcAnd, SrcInvert etc in the right order.
I found the answer after a bit of searching in About.com
(MSDN had nothing relevant to say on the matter...as always)
Sorry if the q was unclear.
PS Would MaskBlt have done this for me?
Adios, amigos
I never used MaskBlt but I think so...
well, If you had a look at my demo project you'd see that you can draw sprites with SrcPaint + SrcAnd only. ;)
Bitblt was the first API I learned, and still it's the most used one. =) In Vb3 there was an example of how to draw a transparent bouncy (+) from which I developed my first tilebased game