Rendering animated user input strokes
作者： William J. Thimbleby , Peter L. Hajas , Jennifer P. Chen
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摘要: A device implementing a system for rendering animated user input strokes includes at least one processor configured to receive stroke data. The is render, in first stage within frame period, portion of the second data, being after, and temporally separate from, stage.
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