You can write VVS controls, Mag. That's how I made Defective.

 

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Which begs the question 'How'.

public class HudHotIcon : VirindiViewService.Controls.HudControl, IDisposable

{

// ... most stuff left out


public HudHotIcon()

{

_img = new VirindiViewService.Controls.HudImageStack();

}

public override void MouseUp(Point pt, Point orig)

{}


public override void MouseDown(Point pt)

{}


public override void MouseMove(Point pt)

{}


public override void MouseWheel(Point pt, int amt)

{}


public override void DrawNow(VirindiViewService.DxTexture iSavedTarget)

{

base.DrawNow(iSavedTarget);


iSavedTarget.Fill(SavedClipRegion, Color.Transparent);

iSavedTarget.PushClipRect(SavedClipRegion);


try

{

_img.CanDraw = true;

_img.DrawNow(iSavedTarget);

}

finally

{

iSavedTarget.PopClipRect();

}


}


Obviously you'd need to add a lot of code to flesh it out.

You can just add a VirindiViewService.ACImage to the HudImageStack, which just contains a bunch of ACImage class references and it composites them on top of each other. It's a good choice for emulating AC icons or spells. _img.Add(new VirindiViewService.ACImage(0xPORTALDATICON));

 

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