Im not a master either...this technique for hooking into the D3D device was provided by a friend of mine. Unfortunately he is clueless to what im after as well. Getting hold of a texture is a different story to intercepting a function call since a function call is being executed. So far in my tests with hooking its easier to track down a function that is being executed than to find a single variable or handle or such....

Im not a master either...this was provided by a friend of mine. Unfortunately he is clueless to what im after as well. Getting hold of a texture is a different story to intercepting a function call since a function call is being executed. So far in my tests with hooking its easier to track down a function that is being executed than to find a single variable or handle or such....