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'Windows API/Global Declarations for :Fl
' ickerless, Smooth Animation using pure V
' B with No OCXs, DLLs or ASM!
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12/19/2000 10:33:24 AM:JB
Cool! this is fast! 5 globes from me!
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12/19/2000 1:46:12 PM:TDS
Great example! Would enjoy more!
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12/19/2000 2:08:43 PM:xXx_VipeI2_xXx
Very! Very! Sweet!
The demo is proof
'nough.
5 earthly globes up!
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12/19/2000 2:47:59 PM:Paul Blower
Im yet to go thru this code, but thats
seriously nice! Thats direct x qualtiy
youve made there.
NICE Job :)
(5
Globes!!)
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12/20/2000 12:02:53 AM:Phillip O'Neal
Very smooth. Good job.
One small
problen: when the screen is 1024x768 or
lower works fine, at 1280x1024 or
higher the sprites that bounce the
highest(off the top of the screen)
don't erase completely.
Like this:
starting at the bottom of the screen
the bottom half of the sprite is not
erased, next higher postion a little
less than half of the sprite remains
and so on. On the way down the closer
to the bottom of the screen it gets the
more of the top of the sprite
remains.
If you could please let me
know why this happens.
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12/20/2000 12:56:18 AM:Robert Rayment
Excellent, thanks for sharing it!
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12/20/2000 1:31:40 PM:Simon Price
Very smooth! I guess we will need to
learn this sort of stuff now, since the
latest version of DirectX seems to have
forgotton what 2D is :)
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12/21/2000 5:25:10 AM:Rik
Santa's bobbles sometimes stay on the
screen. But I don't seem to have the
high resolution problem the other guy
does. :-) (I'm running 1280 x 1024).
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12/24/2000 8:16:37 AM:MaSs
SWEEEEET
nice piece of work
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12/24/2000 5:19:05 PM:---
Thats cool! 5!
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12/30/2000 10:08:53 AM:Doug Puckett
Anyone that may have had a prolem with
resolutions of 1280 or higher can now
download the code again. Yhe code has
been adjusted so the higher resolutions
are fine in the demos. I have also
added another demo and a screensaver as
extra examples. Let me know if you
need anything more. Thanks to all for
the interest. I will write a tutorial
around this soon. Again, Thanks!
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1/11/2001 1:48:06 AM:Jason Brimblecombe
Excellent code! You've got my vote.
Visit my website sometime:
http://www.jbrimble.net
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1/13/2001 1:28:29 PM:Freydaddy
Oh, sweetness!! I give it 5!
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1/13/2001 3:14:27 PM:Simon Cutler
Very ingeneous way to make .scr files.
Appreciate the sharin of yer code man.
We can all do our part in making open
source programming, as this is the way
that i've learnt alot of my programming
techniques. CHEERS!!
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7/5/2001 11:28:50 PM:Mike
Excellent code! You've got my vote.
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10/31/2001 8:54:58 PM:Mikey the Tool Maker
If I set the gravity number (-0.5) to
any higher, the pieces leave bits of
themselves on screen. Maybe it is
impossible to move an item more than
1/2 it's size without leaving bits of
it hanging about. Is there a fix for
this?
Excellent code!!!! Lots to
learn from this one. I just need a
couple of years or so... yeah, right
after I win the lottery!
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11/3/2001 1:06:50 AM:Rajinder Verma
Really Cool Code for a beginner. Thanks
a lot for sharing it. Rating Ur Code as
EXCELLENT.
Keep It Up ;))))
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4/11/2002 4:00:56 PM:Happy Lobster
I love your code! Gave it excellent.
But I have 1 question: I want to call
mainform.show vbmodal, but when I do
there is no animation. How can I set
it to be vbModal and have in
working?
Thank you
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4/24/2002 4:58:00 AM:Squimp
This is a fantastic piece of work, Very
clever and as a beginner I have picked
up so many tips. Thanks for sharing, I
rate this as excellent!!
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8/8/2002 10:38:00 AM:Brian Matthew Anderson
I was just going over the code for the
bouncyballs demo - Very clean and well
written. I would highly recommend this
to any beginner or intermediate
programmer as a good example of well
documented, solidly structured code.
Thank you for this submission. 5 globes.
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4/21/2003 5:31:19 PM:
Excellent. I could have used this a
long time ago!
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