I was trying to wrap your code up in a usercontrol so it can be used everywhere without copying code (of course). Magnificient article and in the end it's quite easy
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Information on the other effects can be found in the Windows SDK.Īdd the following code to the Border where the original image resides: We'll focus on the DropShadowEffect for now. Currently, there are, among other, the DropShadowEffect, the BlurBitmapEffect and the EmbossBitmapEffect. A BitmapEffect takes visual content as input and produces a new surface by applying one or more image filters, such as a blur or a drop shadow. Shadows are created using a BitmapEffect.
In the last part of this tutorial, I'm going to add a shadow to the original image, and skew both the images, to create a 3D effect.įirst, the shadow. Also, give it a name, we'll be needing this name later on. Add an simple image element to begin with. So, delete the and and replace them with and. By default, a StackPanel places all content it receives in one invisible vertical column. Since we will not be needing any advanced layout of the window, we'll use a simple StackPanel. Let's XAMLįinally, we're ready to do some XAML'ing (don't know if that is already a word, but I vote it should become one though!). This ensures that the image will be available when running the project. Once included, go to the properties window, and with the image selected in the solution explorer, set the "Build Action" to "Content" and "Copy to output directory" to "Copy always". The image has to be included in your project. I'll do this tutorial with the image included in my project, but you can of course use any image you want. Select an image to include in your project.
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