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The technique is called BitBlt (pr: Bitt Blitting).<br />
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Search for it on the internet, and you'll drown in documentations on how to, why to etc.<br />
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You can use any language, though I'd recommend C<br />
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Dr. Gonzo<br />

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The technique is called BitBlt (pr: Bitt Blitting).

Search for it on the internet, and you'll drown in documentations on how to, why to etc.

You can use any language, though I'd recommend C

Dr. Gonzo


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Thanks for the info. &nbsp;<br />

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This is a general question, and I would just like someone to point me in the right direction here. (In other words, I'm not looking for someone to display any code :)<br />
I'm just curious how some programs display moving graphic pictures on the screen without the background &quot;square&quot;. In other words, I can put a black &quot;Timage&quot; on a screen and slide it across, but the entire &quot;square&quot; moves across. I'm curious how some programs show only the image, for example if it were a person walking across your screen, the screen background would show and only the person itself (without a background &quot;square&quot; around him) would show? Is there a particular language that is better for this type of graphics, or can someone point me towards some info on how this is done? &nbsp;
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This is a general question, and I would just like someone to point me in the right direction here. (In other words, I'm not looking for someone to display any code :)
I'm just curious how some programs display moving graphic pictures on the screen without the background "square". In other words, I can put a black "Timage" on a screen and slide it across, but the entire "square" moves across. I'm curious how some programs show only the image, for example if it were a person walking across your screen, the screen background would show and only the person itself (without a background "square" around him) would show? Is there a particular language that is better for this type of graphics, or can someone point me towards some info on how this is done?  

Graphics Question?

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