Thread: Simple Graphics in C

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    Simple Graphics in C

    Hi,
    I'm trying to create simple gragics with C.
    For Example a square that moves across the screen.

    Are there any good tutorials, help Files,ideas etc for C.
    Any help would be great.
    Thank you

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    Well, you'll need a library/api to do this, you can use some basics library like, graphics.h from borland, allegro, libsdl, or you can use more advanced api's like, opengl or DirectX

    You can find a basic tutorial about allegro, here in the forum .

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    basic graphix =>13h mode
    well thats what i do....(coz im noobish)
    and with that u can also move objects around the screen

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    Well, but allegro is extremely easy to, you can "move objects" there of course, and most important, it's multi-plataform. It's well documented too, you can find a lot of examples on-line and tutorials, nothing that any C new programmer cannot use

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