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    DirectDraw garbled my pic

    After deciding to make a game about 3 weeks ago, and doing alot of research on the best way to do 2d graphics, i finally settled on directdraw, the only problem is the dude on the screen is garbled but the background picture is fine. Im new to directdraw, just learned it today, so i don't know what the problem could be.

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    ???

    Can you please explain a bit better what you were trying to do, and what's happening? And even better, post your project here so we can see it and fix it?

    I used a different way; instead of learning DX I just used a "plug-in" module with everything I needed to make DX look like BitBlt
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    Temp = Me.GetIQ()
    'Error 9: Overflow
    'DON'T PANIC! :eek:

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    If you are using fullscreen mode and you don't put like a black image blitted on the back of the screen, everything will be wierd black and pink and blue and green and white and just weird...
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    Hi Jotaf98!

    That module that you described sounds cool . I can't figure DX out (or be bothered to ). Can you send me the module?

    My email is: [email protected]

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    Sorry, I can't send it now - but you'll find it at http://www.planet-source-code.com (it's called DX Plug)
    Code:
    Temp = Me.GetIQ()
    'Error 9: Overflow
    'DON'T PANIC! :eek:

    To learn how to use realistic effects in your games like fire, rain, snow and magic effects, read my article on particles systems here.


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    Thanks, I found it!

    Fleming
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