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Yes, I know, raster graphics are shit and can't be used for any kind of animation whatsoever....

 

BUT...

 

because I'm just starting out, and want to get the basics down, I used bitmaps and Bit-block transfers to cobble together the beginnings of a simple game. Now. Is there anyway to get my bitmaps to stop flickering when they're updated?

Yes, I know, raster graphics are shit and can't be used for any kind of animation whatsoever....

 

BUT...

 

because I'm just starting out, and want to get the basics down, I used bitmaps and Bit-block transfers to cobble together the beginnings of a simple game. Now. Is there anyway to get my bitmaps to stop flickering when they're updated?

 

if u want to make a basic game, u can use OpenGL or SDL(http://www.libsdl.org/index.php)

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I see. Double Buffering....

 

I sort of understand by name alone, but I would hvae no clue how to do it. Links?

A general example would be creating one bitmap (or surface, or whatever it's called), then drawing everything to that, and at last drawing that bitmap/surface to the screen.
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