A Windows GDI-based demonstration that creates a visually intensive animation using multiple buffers to increase CPU usage. This project showcases advanced Windows API usage and graphics programming techniques.

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• Double-buffered rendering system
• Real-time animation with configurable parameters
• Pause/Resume functionality
• Window focus handling
• GDI graphics manipulation
• CPU-intensive graphics operations

The project implements a sophisticated graphics system using:

• Windows GDI (Graphics Device Interface)
• Double buffering for smooth rendering
• Custom window class and message handling
• Real-time animation timing system
• Bitmap manipulation and distortion effects

1. Backbuffer System

   • Manages primary and secondary buffers
   • Handles device context creation and management
   • Implements buffer swapping for smooth rendering

2. Object System

   • Manages animated objects with properties like:
     • Amplitude
     • Frequency
     • Offset
     • Position and dimensions

3. Message Loop

   • Implements a custom message processing system
   • Handles window events and user input
   • Manages animation timing and frame updates

1. Build the project using Cargo:

   cargo build --release

2. Run the executable:

   cargo run --release

3. Controls:

   • Press Pause key to toggle animation
   • Click window to force redraw
   • Close window to exit

• winapi: Windows API bindings

This demo is designed to be CPU-intensive and should be used with caution. It's recommended to run this in a controlled environment where you can monitor system resources.

Created by @5mukx