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A simplistic way of drawing a drop shadow of a rectangular object is to draw a gray or black area underneath and offset from the object. In general, a drop shadow is a copy in black or gray of the object, drawn in a slightly different position. Realism may be increased by: 1. * Darkening the colors of the pixels where the shadow casts instead of making them gray. This can be done with alpha blending the shadow with the area it is cast on. 2. * Blurring the edges of the shadow.

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  • Drop shadow
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  • A simplistic way of drawing a drop shadow of a rectangular object is to draw a gray or black area underneath and offset from the object. In general, a drop shadow is a copy in black or gray of the object, drawn in a slightly different position. Realism may be increased by: 1. * Darkening the colors of the pixels where the shadow casts instead of making them gray. This can be done with alpha blending the shadow with the area it is cast on. 2. * Blurring the edges of the shadow.
  • A drop shadow is a graphical shading technique used by the GUI of Windows XP and later versions to give the illusion of depth to an object. A shadow is placed on the image (for instance, an icon on the Windows XP desktop, which makes the icon appear to stand out above the desktop, giving the illusion it is more prominent, though this tends to work best when the background of the desktop is light colored. The text labels of icon often have drop shadows as well, which makes the text stand out better for the purposes of clarity.
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  • A simplistic way of drawing a drop shadow of a rectangular object is to draw a gray or black area underneath and offset from the object. In general, a drop shadow is a copy in black or gray of the object, drawn in a slightly different position. Realism may be increased by: 1. * Darkening the colors of the pixels where the shadow casts instead of making them gray. This can be done with alpha blending the shadow with the area it is cast on. 2. * Blurring the edges of the shadow.
  • A drop shadow is a graphical shading technique used by the GUI of Windows XP and later versions to give the illusion of depth to an object. A shadow is placed on the image (for instance, an icon on the Windows XP desktop, which makes the icon appear to stand out above the desktop, giving the illusion it is more prominent, though this tends to work best when the background of the desktop is light colored. The text labels of icon often have drop shadows as well, which makes the text stand out better for the purposes of clarity.
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