By dotCore
via dotnet.dzone.com
Published: Jan 04 2013 / 22:22
As a Windows 8 developer, you probably already know that it does not support OpacityMask in XAML applications. This leaves you with the option of using Direct2D. A while ago, Microsoft released a sample that demonstrated the opacity mask capabilities, available here.
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