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IntroductionThis is a small library for animating sprites using GDI+. It also contains a game engine that manages hooking the keyboard and updating the sprites in the game for you. It is limited and not the best aproach for a full fledged game in most cases, but for a small game GDI+ is not a bad option and hopefully this will make the game creation a bit easyer. You may modify and re-use this as you wish and you can use it in any game you want to sell, but please dont sell it as a product in itself...Besides it being unethical, its probably not an engine that is going to sell for much ;). This is meant only to show the use of GDI+ and get you started in game programing. I havent been programing for windows long, and I like to learn by doing...and I also like to share so that other people can learn. If you have any questions please let me know. I hope you enjoy the code and maybe even learn something...just keep in mind that I am also learning and would apreciate any feedback you have on how this could be done better...but still using GDI+ as that was the point of doing it this way...I am now starting to create a better engine using DirectX and would like any feedback on how you think I could better implement a game engine using it. Thank you for any votes or feedback! ;) ENJOY
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