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In <1990Oct11.234711.21107@portia.Stanford.EDU>, bard@jessica.stanford.edu (David Hopper) writes:
>Every line art demo I have (Mackie, SuperLines, DLineArt, Klide) leaves
>pixel artifacts on the screen.  Why is this?  Not to compare the machines,
>but every line demo I've seen on a Mac have been clean (but slower, granted,
>even on a Mac II).  I'm running them on a one-meg 500.

Hmm... never noticed it in DLineArt, though some of the algorithms did leave
parts of lines on the screen. This is SMOP (simply a matter of programming).
The one single screenblanker I did (DStringArt, for use with DMouse) does not
leave pixel artifacts. It does, however, run slowly, since it looks like crap
when run quickly. I tied it to the vertical interval, drawing 1 line per frame.

-larry

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