Page Flip Effect
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Hi! I am writing an application kinda photo album in which i want to provide the page flip effect. i don't know what should i select from the following: DirectX GDI OpenGL or something else. currently i worked with my graphics+web designer and developed the application using Flash; but you might know that flash is not reliable and doesn't provide better integration with VC. I can code in VC, C# and VB/VB.NET. so i would appreciate your effort if you suggest me in this regard. Thanks. Muneeb-ur-Rehman Baig. A thing of beauty is the joy forever.
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Hi! I am writing an application kinda photo album in which i want to provide the page flip effect. i don't know what should i select from the following: DirectX GDI OpenGL or something else. currently i worked with my graphics+web designer and developed the application using Flash; but you might know that flash is not reliable and doesn't provide better integration with VC. I can code in VC, C# and VB/VB.NET. so i would appreciate your effort if you suggest me in this regard. Thanks. Muneeb-ur-Rehman Baig. A thing of beauty is the joy forever.
Hi, Hi, If you plan to write code in .NET, you can use GDI+. Find more about GDI+ programming, http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/gdicpp/GDIPlus/GDIPlus.asp[^] http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/2/gdi_plus.asp[^] Regards, Selvam
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Hi! I am writing an application kinda photo album in which i want to provide the page flip effect. i don't know what should i select from the following: DirectX GDI OpenGL or something else. currently i worked with my graphics+web designer and developed the application using Flash; but you might know that flash is not reliable and doesn't provide better integration with VC. I can code in VC, C# and VB/VB.NET. so i would appreciate your effort if you suggest me in this regard. Thanks. Muneeb-ur-Rehman Baig. A thing of beauty is the joy forever.
GDI is most apropriate for this. Although you can use DirectX and OpenGL even if you are going to be using C#. This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. Alex Korchemniy