Not Telling
Well, I've just ran the application with D3D_DRIVER_TYPE_REFERENCE and everthing render fine....
The video card (nVidia Quadro NVS 295, driver 295.73, Windows 7 32 bits) with D3D_DRIVER_TYPE_HARDWARE doesn't seem to handle deferred context as intended.
Maybe I should try with another card just to be sure.
However that won't question the need of a dedicated shader/effect framework.
haust.
haust
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In Topic: D3D11 effect and Deferred context
26 March 2012 - 11:32 AM
Thank for the replies,
After many tests I was suspecting that the effect framework was not adapted for deferred context.
May be I'm wrong but, as I already said and Corefanatic also confirmed it, a dedicated framework is the solution.
It'll be interesting to work on a shader framework.
Anyway using the D3D11 effects framework was a good experience because now I know what my needs are and how to design the new shader framework
haust.
After many tests I was suspecting that the effect framework was not adapted for deferred context.
May be I'm wrong but, as I already said and Corefanatic also confirmed it, a dedicated framework is the solution.
It'll be interesting to work on a shader framework.
Anyway using the D3D11 effects framework was a good experience because now I know what my needs are and how to design the new shader framework
haust.