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06.13.2002 at 12:14PM PDT, ID: 20311382
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How Do You Draw A Line With Direct Draw?

Asked by Plague1392 in DirectX Graphics & Game Programming

Tags: line, back, directx, draw

Is there a Direct Draw or DirectX function to allow you to draw a line on the back buffer?  I couldn’t find one so I’m currently using the LineTo() GDI function to draw straight on the screen.  If there isn’t a function available can you use LineTo() to draw on the back buffer?  If not is there another way of doing it.

Thanks a lot for your help
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Zone: DirectX Graphics & Game Programming
Tags: line, back, directx, draw
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