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James Gregory 2013-12-30 15:37:13 +11:00
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<p>Another limitation of bit-plane animation is that it&rsquo;s best if images stored in the same plane never cross each other. Why? Because when images do cross, the blank fringe</p>
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<p>As Listing 43.1 runs, you may occasionally see an image shear, with the top and bottom parts of the image briefly offset. This is a consequence of drawing an image directly into memory as that memory is being scanned for video data. Occasionally the CRT controller scans a given area of display memory for pixel data just as the program is changing that same memory. If the CRT controller scans memory faster than the CPU can modify that memory, then the CRT controller can scan out the bytes of display memory that have been already been changed, pass the point in the image that the CPU is currently drawing, and start scanning out bytes that haven&rsquo;t yet been changed. The result: Mismatched upper and lower portions of the image.</p>
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