I've heard of transblit and I've used bltblit but which is faster? Is it better to make one blit with transblit or would it be better to do two with bitblt?
Thanks for the help,
Drew
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I've heard of transblit and I've used bltblit but which is faster? Is it better to make one blit with transblit or would it be better to do two with bitblt?
Thanks for the help,
Drew
what does TransBlt do? I guess it's a specialised form of BitBlt, like StretchBlt is.
Transblit is to make a transparent blt. You set one color to be transparent and it does it for you.
Has anybody else heard of transblt?
Happy coding,
Drew
Here is the site where I found out about transblit.
http://members.home.net/theluckyleper/
Look in the tutorials section.
Happy St. Patrick's Day,
Drew
Use DirectX instead - faster, better, easier :)
That is so typical of you Kenny. :rolleyes:
LOL,
Drew
Indeed *g*
But he's right ;)
What does *g* mean? You tend to make abreviations that I don't understand such as AFIAK or something like that:)
Fox, do you use DX or are you still using BitBlt?
urghhh I remember using BitBlt..compared to DX it's like using PaintPicture :)
OK.. Example code ;):
Hehe, Hope this helps ;)Code:Public Enum eShortcuts
AFAIK = As far as I know
IMO = In my opiniont
lol = Laughing out loud
*g* = *grin*
*s* = *smile*
End Enum
You won't believe, I'm happy with BitBlt ;) Well, It's not a big problem to take another Render-class, so If the *game* runs, I can easily switch to DX...
You know what? I think you might spend just a little too much time at the keyboard :rolleyes: I'm happy with bitblt too but I write such slow code ;) so I'm thinking of getting into DX7. I'm still kind of a beginner in vb that is stepping into the intermediate stage.
Happy coding
p.s.
My code is getting better ;) I think :confused: