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  1. October 6th, 2012 03:57 PM #1
    nirolf
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    BitBlt diagonal roll over effect

    Hello!
    I have a little big problem about how can I move a picture on the diagonal (roll over effect).
    I attached the example of roll over effect from right to left.
    So how is done diagonally effect?
    Any ideas are welcome.
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    Re: BitBlt diagonal roll over effect

    If I understand correctly, you want to move an image in a diagonal direction, yes? This means changing both X and Y coordinates. So, if you were to increase both X and Y by 1 pixel, the image would appear to move diagonally.
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