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We have 27 Graphics & GDI+ tutorials, you can see below:
An article about a custom control for displaying images with the possibility of adding annotations.
A beginners guide to using the GDI+ ColorMatrix.
The code uses a System.Drawing.Drawing2D.GraphicsPath method to follow the users mouse movements. The path is then painted in the control.
An example of using the Graphics.MeasureString() method.
When Graphics.Clone() just won\'t do.
Using Graphics.DrawPolygon and Region to add irregular buttons to your form.
Step by step instructions and theory
Step by step instructions on how to use the new translate features.
Shows you how to apply a texture to a bitmap.
Smooth graphical fonts for your games or DirectX apps!
This is an article about drawing a bar chart for a given set of values.
This is a simple class designed to remove flickering from painting controls with gdi+
An article on creating a simple analog clock using drawing and math.
This article will demonstrate how to use BitBlt. and provide some technical pointers
Tile based game with GDI+.
Using the rubberband line as a ruler.
An article on the Annotated Image control in VS 2005.
A VB.NET class for drawing text on a path.
A GraphSheet control in .NET, using GDI+ and the System.Drawing namespace.
This article describes an easy approach to converting a DataGridView control into a Bitmap.
This article describes an easy approach to building a simple image mapping utility that may be used to mark and store points as pixel based coordinates from an image file or directly from a web page.
I\'m writing this article in response to a question on discussion forums, How do I view multiple images on top of each other? Basically the guy has two images. One is a large image and second image is a small image and he wants to view small image on top of the large one. Even though I answered it on the forums and I knew that this is the answer, but I thought to test it by myself.
The .NET Framework includes a much improved library of graphic functions developers can utilise to display dynamic images in their applications. This article looks at how you can use an XML file to produce an image that you can change at runtime based on a selection from a Listbox control.
This simple application illustrates how GraphicsPaths can be animated to look like something is moving across the screen. Previous articles in this forum have covered GraphicsPaths such as John O\'Donnell\'s Rotation Sample and my article on Using Transforms in GDI+ as well as the Virtual Clock example.
An article about a custom control for displaying images with the possibility of adding annotations.
This article discusses color operations on digital images, using the new ColorMatrix class provided by GDI+.
Step by step instructions on how to use the new translate features.