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I know gradients, but in this pic, the gradient border is irregular, just like pouring water.
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See the pic:
I know gradients, but in this pic, the gradient border is irregular, just like pouring water.
I think you’re referring to a “gradient” — there is a
LinearGradientBrushclass that you can use for this purpose; you can also find an example on MSDN: Creating a Linear Gradient.