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An Image is a vgui2 element defined in the vgui_controls library, in the file Image.cpp. Images are available in all source games. Image is a pure virutal class, which means that it cannot be instantiated as an object and is used simply as a base class for other classes.
An Image is a vgui2 element defined in the vgui_controls library, in the file Image.cpp. Images are available in all source games. Image is a pure virutal class, which means that it cannot be instantiated as an object and is used simply as a base class for other classes.


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An Image is a vgui2 element defined in the vgui_controls library, in the file Image.cpp. Images are available in all source games. Image is a pure virutal class, which means that it cannot be instantiated as an object and is used simply as a base class for other classes.

Looking for something you can instantiate? See VGUI ImagePanel.