This attribute allows you to set the type of the Hollywood image object passed
in the Image.Brush attribute. By default, Image.Brush
expects a Hollywood brush. By setting Image.BrushType, however, you can make
it use a different Hollywood image type.
The following image types are currently available:
Brush-
Use a Hollywood brush. This is the default type. You can use either raster or
vector brushes. Vector brushes have the advantage that they can be scaled to any
resolution without losses in quality. This is very useful when designing applications
that should be compatible with high-DPI monitors. See High-DPI support for details.
Icon-
Use a Hollywood icon. This image type has the advantage that it can contain
several subimages of different sizes. This makes it possible to provide images
in different resolutions which can be very useful when designing applications
that should be compatible with high-DPI monitors. See High-DPI support for details.
Note that you can globally change the default this attribute to
Hollywood icons by setting the Application.UseIcons tag. See Application.UseIcons for details.