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Surface size in DX9
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imajor
March 04, 2003 01:42 PM
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March 04, 2003 01:42 PM
In dx8 the D3DSURFACE_DESC contains a data member called Size which represents the size of the surface in bytes. It seems that this data member was removed from dx9. Can I obtain the same information with dx9 somwhow? Thanks, imre
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