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Drawing 2D ImagesI am a relatively inexperienced VB programmer and I need to draw images to
the screen at a lighting fast rate as to avoid flicker. However, I have been unable to figure out how to use Direct X, especially since tutuorials in directX often come bundled with other things that I do not need that complicate the matter. All I need is some simple code to draw an image from a given path to the screen (and preferably be able to use a Rectangle to indicate which part of the image to draw) at a fast rate. Any advice? Have you tried copying images to the screen using the BitBlt...it's lighting
fast and you probbly won't notice any flicker. Assume you are drawing to a picture box or form and can use double buffering. -- Show quoteHide quoteDennis in Houston "Anagnos" wrote: > I am a relatively inexperienced VB programmer and I need to draw images to > the screen at a lighting fast rate as to avoid flicker. However, I have been > unable to figure out how to use Direct X, especially since tutuorials in > directX often come bundled with other things that I do not need that > complicate the matter. All I need is some simple code to draw an image from a > given path to the screen (and preferably be able to use a Rectangle to > indicate which part of the image to draw) at a fast rate. Any advice? 
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