Gradient Origin in WPF

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Gradient Origin

To Fill the colors in elliptically we use following properties with Radial Gradient Brush

 

Eg to fill the colors elliptically in a rectangle

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Go to xaml source

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write the following code within grid

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<Grid> <Rectangle height =”1—“ width=”200”> <Rectangle.fill> <Radial Gradient Bruch Gradient origin = “0.5, 0.5” center = “0.5, 0.5” Radius X = “0.5” Radius Y = “0.5”> <Gradient stop color=”yellow” offset = “0”/> <Gradientstop color = “Red” offset = “0.23”/> <Gradientstop color = “blue” offset =”0.75/> <Gradientstop color+ “lineGreen” offset+”1”/> </Radial Gradient Brush> </Rectangle.fill> </Rectangle>  

Image brush:-

This is used to display the required image within the 2D graphic object like rectangle or ellipse etc.  

Properties:-

Image Source  is the property which is used to display required image within the object  

Eg With Image Brush:-

Create a new window

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Go To Xaml-1 Source

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Write the code in <Grid> <Grid> <Rectangle height =”100”, width = “100”> <Rectangle.fill> <ImageBrush> <Image brush Imagesource = “Fl.Jpg”/> </Image Brush> </Rectangle-fill> </Rectangle>  

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