Is there a way to make the filling of ovals or radius transparent when overlapping?
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Is there a way to make the filling of ovals or radius transparent when overlapping?
You could set the "Fill.Visible = False" but the trick might be to tell if they are overlapping!
Code:Sub FillOval() Dim objApp As New MapPoint.Application Dim objMap As MapPoint.Map Dim objLoc As MapPoint.Location 'Set up application and get a Location object Set objMap = objApp.ActiveMap objApp.Visible = True objApp.UserControl = True Set objLoc = objApp.ActiveMap.GetLocation(0, 0) 'Create a shape at this location, then zoom to this location Set objMap.Location = objLoc objMap.Shapes.AddShape geoShapeOval, objLoc, 50, 30 'Use Item property to access the shape and fill it objMap.Shapes.Item(1).Fill.Visible = True End Sub
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Hi John,
I dont underswteand the question nor the answer. Cn you enlight ?
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Hi Wilfried,
If you made 2 radius on the map and the fill color was visible he was asking can you turn the fill off so you can see the roads... The overlapping is if they were on top of each other (some or all) does this make sence?
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Hi John,
Got it, thx![]()
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