How to handle image with background image

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Hi,

I am trying to load a background image and also put some small images on it. I have images which has same color as background image but when I load these small images I will see the corners of images. I want to load images in a such a way that it should look like as it is a part of background image.
Based on some conditions I am changing images and I want all these images should show as a part of it.
I am developing this application in C#. but if anybody knows ways to do it in C# or VC++ would be great.

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Posted 21-Aug-12 4:56am

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[no name] 21-Aug-12 11:01am

There is no "load images in a such a way that it should look like as it is a part of background image". Whatever it is that you are doing is going to depend on the images themselves, not how you are loading them.

Christian Amado 21-Aug-12 11:07am

What about remove borders?

Zoltán Zörgő 21-Aug-12 11:31am

You want that a specific color on the small images to be treated as transparent? What you mean by "corner", isn't it that you see a border?

fjdiewornncalwe 21-Aug-12 14:09pm

As Christian noted: make sure your small images don't have borders. My two cents worth: Make sure that your images have transparency if required and that your image drawing code respects that.

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joelfrancis · Answer 1 · 2012-08-21T21:33:00

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The problem is not with the method used. Make sure that you use .png images with transparent borders.

Posted 21-Aug-12 21:33pm

joelfrancis