c# - Bigger is better, but how do I make sure my PictureBoxes are resized relative to resolution? -


we have bunch of forms alot of pictureboxes on them. they're representation of engineering system pipes connected pumps , whatever. each element it's own picturebox, there's few hundred.

the problem have when take app large 40"+ tv, there's space everywhere , doesn't way on developer's screen. designed these large tv's when @ on normal computer screen it's wrong.

so how design form pictureboxes actual images resize , reposition controls relative size of resolution it's being viewed on? if anchor image sizes not relative display it's seen on.

much appreciated!

in winforms solution have @ least of resize calculations if anchoring , docking not provide required results.

if important able design ui in visual studio recommend writing custom controls expose desired resize properties , resize behavior , perhaps custom designer support design time features.

it might not feasible consider having @ wpf, has viewbox control might answer needs.


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