PAINTBRUSH

typedef struct _PAINTBRUSH 
{ 
   L_INT nSize; 
   L_UINT32 dwMask; 
   PAINTTOUCH Touch; 
   L_INT nDiameter; 
   PAINTHARDNESS Hardness; 
   L_INT nSpacing; 
   L_INT nDensity; 
   L_INT nOpacity; 
   L_INT nFadeOutRate; 
   pBITMAPHANDLE pTexture; 
} PAINTBRUSH, *pPAINTBRUSH;

The PAINTBRUSH structure holds information about the paintbrush.

Member	Description
nSize	Size of this structure.
dwMask	Flags that indicate which structure members contain valid information. Possible values are:
	Value	Meaning
	PBF_ALL	All fields contain valid data.
	PBF_TOUCH	The Touch field contains valid data.
	PBF_DIAMETER	The nDiameter field contains valid data.
	PBF_HARDNESS	The Hardness field contains valid data.
	PBF_SPACING	The nSpacing field contains valid data.
	PBF_DENSITY	The nDensity field contains valid data.
	PBF_OPACITY	The nOpacity field contains valid data.
	PBF_FADEOUTRATE	The nFadeOutRate field contains valid data.
	PBF_TEXTURE	The pTexture field contains valid data.
	These values can be combined using the bit-wise OR operator (\|).
Touch	Structure that contains information about the touch properties. For more information on these properties, refer to PAINTTOUCH.
nDiameter	Value indicating the diameter of the brush, in pixels. Valid values are between 1 and 200.
	$image\PntDiam.gif$
Hardness	Structure that contains information about the hardness of the brush. For more information, refer to PAINTHARDNESS.
nSpacing	Value indicating the spacing of the discrete drops of the paintbrush, or how frequently the brush tip touches the painting surface during a stroke. When the spacing is 30, this means that the brush tip will touch the painting surface once every 30 pixels. Valid values are between (1-1000).
	$image\PntSpace.gif$
nDensity	Value indicating the amount of paint the brush applies with each stroke. Increasing the density of the brush is comparable to increasing the number of bristles in the brush. With more bristles, more paint is applied in a stroke. Similarly, decreasing the density decreases the number of bristles in the brush. With fewer bristles, less paint is applied in a stroke. Valid values are 1 to 100 and represent a percentage. A value of 100% results in the surface being completely covered with paint. A value of 1% results in very little paint being applied to the surface.
	$image\PntDens.gif$
nOpacity	Value indicating the transparency of the brush touch when combined with the painting canvas. Valid values are between (0-255). A color or an image with an opacity of 255 is transparent. A color or an image with an opacity of 0 is completely opaque (solid).
	$image\PntOpac.gif$
nFadeOutRate	Value indicating the rate at which the brush contents will fade (become more transparent). Valid values are between (0-10000). 0 means no fade-out will occur. Other values (1-10000) will increase the transparency of the brush contents every nSpacing pixels, until total fade-out is reached.
	$image\PntFade.gif$
pTexture	Pointer to the bitmap handle that references the bitmap used to simulate paper texture. This makes it appear as if the painting is done on paper having that texture. The BITMAPHANDLE pointer should still be valid after setting this field.
	$image\PntTextr.gif$

Comments

The default values for this structure are:

nSize = sizeof (PAINTBRUSH)   
Touch.nContentsType = PAINT\_TOUCH\_CONTENTS\_COLOR   
Touch.crColor = RGB(0, 0, 0)   
Touch.nShape = PAINT\_TOUCH\_SHAPE\_CIRCLE   
Touch.pBitmap = NULL   
Touch.crTransparentColor   = RGB(0, 0, 0)   
nDiameter = 1   
Hardness.nDistributionType = PAINT\_HARDNESS\_DISTRB\_TYPE\_0   
Hardness.nValue = 1   
nSpacing = 1   
nDensity = 100   
nOpacity = 0   
nFadeOutRate = 0   
pTexture = NULL

pPAINTBRUSH is a pointer to a PAINTBRUSH structure.

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