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DirectX 10 is the 10th version of Microsoft's DirectX API, which is used to develop and handle tasks related to Multimedia, such as game programming, 3D visualizations and video on Microsoft platforms.

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This blending setting introduces black pixels on the edges of semi-transparent png textures: ...
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Problem: This code should do a right-shifting trailing effect by accumulating previous frames on g_pSurfaceImg[0] but fails. Incorrect result: the image that should ...
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I have been using OpenGL and Directx11 extensively for my engine. The thing is, when I wanted to support DX12 or Vulkan, I realized that they collect all the state data in one place, removing the ...
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I'm trying to perform alpha blending on videos using direct3d11. I've wrote the code snippet below to achieve this. I've tried to read the video file out2.argb frame by frame and store it in the ...
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I've recently decided to get rid of pretty much all of the raw pointers from my Direct3D code, and I ran into a problem with using ComPtr<T> template with ...
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Which DirectX Version (10, 11 or 12) is recommended to use, if you want to have a low-poly game with shaders, shadow and aliasing. But not normal or height maps. Moreover my question is, because once ...
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I'd like to draw a sprite bitmap with SlimDX Direct3D10, but I'm stuck at this problem, where I can see my image on screen, but it gets stretched depending on the window size. The issue looks like ...
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I'm working on converting a dx11 shader from a .fx file for use in Unity3D and I'm a little puzzled by the HLSL Buffer<> type declared in the shader. More specifically, what are these and how can I ...
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When I output a vertex from a vertex shader, it seems to have a world-space-ish mapping. Vertices about 1 unit away have about 1 unit as their Z value. When we input into the pixel shader, the depth ...
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I have a DX10 game that is fillrate bound. One of the things I've been realizing may be contributing to this is that I compute depth in the pixel shader (the game uses a logarithmic depth buffer to ...
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I'm trying to learn DirectX programming. Looking at different tutorials there is something about vertices that I find a bit confusing. I know that DirectX uses vertices with four elements (x, y, z, w)...
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In D3D9, you could set BackBufferFormat to D3DFMT_UNKNOWN in the presentation parameters and D3D would select the format for you....
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I'm implementing a D3D10 version of my renderer (not porting to avoid losing Windows XP support). I didn't go straight to D3D11 because MSDN and other sources recommend upgrading to 10 and then to 11. ...
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My game uses DirectX 10, and I'm having a problem where users are reporting that my game isn't picking up on their graphics card. Instead it prefers to run on their integrated Intel card, ruining ...
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When i draw a cube using indices, the faces of the cube are skewed but only when CullMode is set to cull back. When i switch it to cull none, it draws the cube perfect. Unfortunately i cant post any ...
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