PictureFillSymbol

Base Type: FillSymbol

A class for a fill symbol based on either a BMP or an EMF picture.

Property	Type	Description
Angle	double	The angle of picture fill.
AngleSpecified	bool	Indicates if Angle is specified.
BgColor	Color	The fill background color.
BitmapTransColor	Color	The color within bitmap indicating transparency.
FgColor	Color	Not in use.
Height	double	Not in use.
HeightSpecified	bool	Not in use.
Picture	byte[]	Picture used for marker symbol.
PictureUri	string	URL to the picture used for marker symbol.
Swap1BitColor	bool	Indicates if the foreground and background colors are swapped on 1 Bit Images Only.
Swap1BitColorSpecified	bool	Indicates if Swap1BitColor is specified.
Width	double	Not in use.
WidthSpecified	bool	Not in use.
XOffset	double	The fill offset along X-axis.
XOffsetSpecified	bool	Indicates if XOffset is specified.
XScale	double	The scale of the picture fill along X-axis.
XSeparation	double	The fill element separation along X-axis.
XSeparationSpecified	bool	Indicates if XSeparation is specified.
YOffset	double	The fill offset along Y-axis.
YOffsetSpecified	bool	Indicates if YOffset is specified.
YScale	double	The scale of the picture fill along Y-axis.
YSeparation	double	The fill element separation along Y-axis.
YSeparationSpecified	bool	Indicates if YSeparation is specified.

Remarks

Once a picture is set, the other properties can be set to adjust the appearance and pattern of the picture within the fill. The Picture is repeated on a grid, starting at the top left of the geometry to which the fill is applied. The angle of the grid can be adjusted by setting the Angle property. A value of 45 will rotate the grid 45 degrees clockwise.

You can display the picture without its background by setting BitmapTransColor property to the color of the background fill. You can decide to fill in any unfilled areas of your picture with a different color by setting the BgColor property.

You can stretch the Picture in size by setting the XScale and YScale properties. For example, to make each picture in the fill twice as big as the original, set both properties to 2. They can be less than 1 to shrink the original image.

XSeparation and YSeparation properties refer to the separation from the edge of one picture to the start of another. A separation of 0 will result in contiguous picture fill. Values form XOffset and YOffset can be negative or positive number; positive numbers indicate an offset above and to the right of the feature, and negative numbers indicate an offset below and to the left. The units of these properties are points (about 1/7 of an inch).