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Re: Re-Sizing an AU window from within the AU view.
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Re: Re-Sizing an AU window from within the AU view.


  • Subject: Re: Re-Sizing an AU window from within the AU view.
  • From: Chris Reed <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 20 May 2003 14:29:47 -0500

On Tuesday, May 20, 2003, at 13:40 US/Central, Airy Andri wrote:


BTW, I've just moved away from using PNG's for AU graphic objects and now use WIN BMP's with pre-calculated alpha (again
cross-platform reasons).
The difference in re-draw speed is amazing (thanks to the pre-calculation). If anyone needs any hints on this then I'd be glad to help -
definitely worth the extra effort. _______________________________________________
I am curious (having worked quite a lot on drawing optimisations of layered bitmaps for AUGUIFramework...). What BMP can do that PNG can't ?


Ben, were you saying that your BMPs are totally solid (non transparent)?

I think the speedup must be due to not having to composite images at all--just bliting on top of the buffer. Using BMP format itself probably doesn't matter.

-chris
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