Answer by Itachi for C# picturebox load image with an offset
If you just want to show a image for users, you could add the image into a label, then set the alignment property of image as you like.
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You can put the PictureBox in a Panel, using the panel as your viewport. Make sure the panel's AutoScroll property is false so you don't get scroll bars appearing. Then, load the image in the...
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Assuming your PNG image is imgwidth pixel wide and composed by n horizontal images, you could try this: Image imgsrc = Image.FromFile("...."); // your PNG file Image imgdst = new Bitmap(imgwidth/n,...
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It sounds like you're tring to do something like sprites; where you have just one image loaded and then move the "view port" around to show different images. If that's the case, you won't be able to do...
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I have a resource file (in .png format) which contain several images. They are sized and spaced in a way to where they should be relatively easy to call based on their offsets. I can size the...
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