> procedure DrawCube(ACube: TCube; CanvasHandle: HDC);
> var TempCanvas: TCanvas;
> begin
>   TempCanvas := TCanvas.Create;
>   TempCanvas.Handle := CanvasHandle;
>   {Drawing routines here}
> end;

> The above code works except for the flicker.

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>"Muhammed-Sharif Hussein" <muhammed_sha...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>news:3A066803.9966A511@hotmail.com...
>> I am currently working on a program that draws a cube on a form's
>> canvas.  Everytime i rotate the cube, it flickers. Could anyone tell me
>> how to double buffer the canvas so that it doesn't flicker?  The
>> procedure im using to draw the cube is in another unit, ie:

>> procedure DrawCube(ACube: TCube; CanvasHandle: HDC);
>> var TempCanvas: TCanvas;
>> begin
>>   TempCanvas := TCanvas.Create;
>>   TempCanvas.Handle := CanvasHandle;
>>   {Drawing routines here}
>> end;

>> The above code works except for the flicker.

>Try the "Flicker Elimination" links on this page:
>http://www.efg2.com/Lab/Library/Delphi/Graphics/Algorithms.htm

>Here's an example that uses an in-memory bitmap the same size as a TImage
>to do something similar:

>http://www.efg2.com/Lab/Graphics/SphereInCubeMovie.htm

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