Ergebnis der Suchanfrage

• Forum: GUI-Design mit VCL / FireMonkey / Common Controls

  AW: Transparentes TCustomControl

    Delphi
    by Kas Ob., 26. Sep 2023
  Off-Topic : One more point i forgot to mention, with all Windows Theme disabled (or removed from the root), Delphi IDE performs more responsively and shows more stability at noticeable behavior, yet my latest IDE is Seattle, so may be it is better with the newer ones.
• Forum: GUI-Design mit VCL / FireMonkey / Common Controls

  AW: Transparentes TCustomControl

    Delphi
    by Kas Ob., 26. Sep 2023
  It it solve OP problem then it would be better solution of course, but he might need the TImage for Better control over the design in the IDE.
  
  
  I really don't care about all the above, I don't need the fancy look, just working PC without wasting energy or burning CPU cycles as total waste.
  My CPU is already 13 years old and i am happy with it, almost i can lie and say i can hear the cycles...
• Forum: GUI-Design mit VCL / FireMonkey / Common Controls

  AW: Transparentes TCustomControl

    Delphi
    by Kas Ob., 26. Sep 2023
  I figured another solution that might solve the whole flickering thing.
  
  try this
  procedure TForm1.FormPaint(Sender: TObject);
  begin
  Self.Canvas.CopyRect(Rect(Image1.Left,Image1.Top,Image1.Width,Image1.Height),Image1.Picture.Bitmap.Canvas,Image1.ClientRect);
  end;
  
  And make sure Image1.Visible := False; of course adjust the drawing rectangles accordingly, mine are might be off, also...
• Forum: GUI-Design mit VCL / FireMonkey / Common Controls

  AW: Transparentes TCustomControl

    Delphi
    by Kas Ob., 26. Sep 2023
  I can't reproduce that annoying flicker, because on my Windows i have all theming and visual enhancement disabled even the Windows service is disabled.
  
  But i barely notice an empty box around the mouse cursor as you move it, i think you referring to this barely noticeable behavior, which might be a flickering a lot on other Windows's.
  
  Anyway, i don't have a definite answer or solution, but...