Help me solve a Spiral programming dilemma!
I have a small program to write. But when I said that I would do it, it seemed a lot simplier that it does now.
I have to make a program that displays something which I can only label as an "Hypnotic disc"-like spiral. You know, the kind of 2 colors spirals that start on a single point in the center and expand, and when you rotate it, it seem to "go-in" or "go-out" (depending if you rotate it clockwise or counter-clockwise)
Now, using delphi I really don't know how to do it! It must be full screen, have 2 spirals, one red, and one blue. the background must be black.
and the hard part is that it must rotate!! can anyone help? should I use DirectX? is there a way to switch to a 320x200 screen mode from within delphi??
i'm really at a loss. Thanks for ANY help!
(and if such a small program exists, please point me in that direction!!)
I have to make a program that displays something which I can only label as an "Hypnotic disc"-like spiral. You know, the kind of 2 colors spirals that start on a single point in the center and expand, and when you rotate it, it seem to "go-in" or "go-out" (depending if you rotate it clockwise or counter-clockwise)
Now, using delphi I really don't know how to do it! It must be full screen, have 2 spirals, one red, and one blue. the background must be black.
and the hard part is that it must rotate!! can anyone help? should I use DirectX? is there a way to switch to a 320x200 screen mode from within delphi??
i'm really at a loss. Thanks for ANY help!
(and if such a small program exists, please point me in that direction!!)
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