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09-10-2005 03:39 PM
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09-12-2005 03:45 PM
There is an example available from the LabVIEW Example Finder (Help >> Find Examples) called Mask example.vi, which demonstrates using a picture function new to LabVIEW 7 called Create Mask.vi. What this function does is specify that some color(s) in your picture control is now transparent.
For instance, you could modify the example that you posted to declare black a transparent color. Then if you overwrote another picture control with the rotated picture, only the axis and any other non-black objects would be written over the background picture.
You can find this example by searching for "mask" in the Example Finder. Hope this helps!
09-14-2005 01:04 AM
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05-21-2007 05:07 AM
Hi DonRoth,
This is VI that I used for my simulation. Sorry for late replying (lazy to read my mail).
It is written with 7.1.
Regards,
the phan