Don’t ask me why but i can’t use this method because I need to create 2 image objects to make it work.
I want to be able to resize a single Image object without needing to create another one. Is this possible and how?
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Don’t ask me why but i can’t use this method because I need to create 2 image objects to make it work.
I want to be able to resize a single Image object without needing to create another one. Is this possible and how?
No, this is not possible. The height and width of an
Imageobject are fixed at the time theImageobject is constructed. This limitation exists in the underlying GDI+ API.If you do not need to modify the
Image, perhaps it is acceptable to scale it every time it is rendered. For example, in aControl.Paintevent, you can useGraphics.DrawImageto render it directly onto thePaintEventArgs.Graphicscontext. This will allow you to draw the image at different sizes without creating additionalImageobjects.