> In VB 2005ave a I have a picture control ("pix") on which I want to set each
> pixel color according to a variable, X, that has been calculated (I'm
> drawing fractals from the Mandelbrot Set).  I use the statement:
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>  pix.SetPixel(i, j, myColor)
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> where i and j are the coordinates of the pixel and myColor is a variable of
> type Color.  Now X has a maximum value that it can attain (call it LimitX)
> and I want the color of a given pixel to be some function of the value of X
> for that pixel as a percentage of LimitX.  For example, I could calculate
> int(csng(X / LimitX) * 255) and use that value as the red, green and blue
> components of myColor.  My problem is I don't know how to set the RGB
> components of myColor.  I've tried using the FromArgb method but without
> success.
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> Ideally I would like the user to be able to select two colors (call them A
> and B) and then let myColor be in the range A to B based on value of X.
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> Can someone talk about setting pixel colors programatically ... or direct me
> to an article that talks about it?
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> Thanks very much.
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