Superpose GuiCtrlCreatePics keeping Transparency?

[eHrgo]

Hi guys, I have a little transparency problem:

$Main=GUICreate("MyGui", 237, 67, -1, -1, $WS_POPUP, BitOR($WS_EX_TOPMOST,$WS_EX_LAYERED))
$Back=GUICtrlCreatePic(@ScriptDir&'/GuiMain.gif', 0,0, 0,0)
GUICtrlSetState($Back, $GUI_DISABLE)

;$settings=GUICtrlCreatePic(@ScriptDir&'/GuiSettings.jpg',5,51,0,0)

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    GUISetState(@SW_SHOW)
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With this, like that:

See arrows for bugs..

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But i want it to look like:

Its kind of weird.. Just by adding this line, my whole transparency of the previous picture disapear...

I keep trying to superpose those 2 GuiCtrlCreatePic because I need the second one to be a button.

Thanks a lot§

[eHrgo]

Hum... Maybe it wasn't a good idea to create this topic here.

I figured out where does the problem come from:

The transparency seems to only be applied to the second GuiCtrlCreateGraphic...Why? How can I avoid this?

If I can't, Is there any other way to define a part of the picture as a button?

Thanks

[eHrgo]

Problem semi solved by using

GUICtrlCreateButton("", 5, 51, 92, 16, $BS_BITMAP)
GUICtrlSetImage ( -1, @ScriptDir&'/GuiSettings.bmp' )

[martin]

Problem semi solved by using

GUICtrlCreateButton("", 5, 51, 92, 16, $BS_BITMAP)
GUICtrlSetImage ( -1, @ScriptDir&'/GuiSettings.bmp' )

Maybe you could get some ideas from lod3n's script and PauliA's clock

How do you get it to work at all if you use

@ScriptDir&'/GuiSettings.bmp'

instead of

@ScriptDir&'\GuiSettings.bmp'

?

This GUI Help forum is a bit quiet compared to the General Help one. A lot of people post GUI questions there.

[eHrgo]

How do you get it to work at all if you use

@ScriptDir&'/GuiSettings.bmp'

instead of

@ScriptDir&'\GuiSettings.bmp'

?

Hum.. I don't kow, but it works !

Thanks for those two example