DirectComposition's simple animation support is basically getting the job done, but does not allow programmatic tracking of animation state (it's just fire-and-forget), which means we can't easily make changes mid-animation. (e.g., cancelling mid-expose)
But DirectComposition is compatible with using WAM to provide this sort of functionality.
DirectComposition's simple animation support is basically getting the job done, but does not allow programmatic tracking of animation state (it's just fire-and-forget), which means we can't easily make changes mid-animation. (e.g., cancelling mid-expose)
But DirectComposition is compatible with using WAM to provide this sort of functionality.