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Silverlight

The overviews in this section describe how to draw and paint with Silverlight.

Shapes and Drawing: Provides an overview of how to draw with Shape objects, paint these shapes, and transform them.
Brushes: Describes how to use Silverlight brush objects to paint with solid colors, linear gradients, radial gradients, and images.
VideoBrush Overview: Describes how to use the Silverlight VideoBrush to paint shapes and text with video, and shows how to interactively control a VideoBrush.
Geometries: Describes how to use the Silverlight Geometry object to define shapes, and compares Geometry objects with Shape elements.
Path Markup Syntax: Describes the Extensible Application Markup Language (XAML) usage syntax for describing paths.
Transforms: Describes how to use the 2-D transform classes to rotate, scale, skew, and move (translate) objects.
3-D Effects (Perspective Transforms): Describes how to use perspective transforms to create 3-D effects.
Imaging: Provides an introduction to working with images.
Pixel Shader Effects: Pixel shader effects allow you to add effects, such as grayscale, red eye removal, pixel brightness, and shadows, to rendered objects.
How to: Crop an Object: Demonstrates how to crop an object by clipping out an area of the object's display.
3-D Graphics Overview: Provides an introduction to using 3D graphics in Silverlight.
Walkthrough: Creating and Animating a 3-D Textured Cube in Silverlight: Covers the creation, texturing, and animation of a 3D cube using 3D graphics in Silverlight.

Silverlight Layout System: Shows you how to control the position of objects (for example, shapes, text, and media) within your Silverlight-based application.

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