Picture placements #24
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The positioning was based on the defined size of the box rather than the actual dimensions of the image This resolves that by 'pre-rendering' the image and getting its final dimensions before positioning the box
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NaturalandCover:Naturalkeeps the ratio of the image and simply scales it down to the size defined in the layout - the final box size will depend on the dimensions of the original image. The lower of thePictureBox's width and height is used as the width of the imageCoverforces the image into thePictureBox's dimensions, scaling the image as necessary to make sure that it covers the space. This always occurs from the center of the imageChanged
Picture) - this keeps all of their config (path, opacity, placement) together and allows for a cleaner, more consistent API