Hello there. I have a Mobile Intel 945 Chipset. If I use StretchRect() from a RenderTarget texture to the Back Buffer and pass NULL to pDestRect then everyting is OK, but if I try to pass a custom RECT then the method FAILS. My question is how to determine if the device has stretching capabilities or not.
DX9: How to determine stretching caps
From the documentation:
Why don't you just render a textured quad? T|hat's probably going to be faster than using StretchRect anyway.
Quote:Stretching is not supported if the destination surface is an off-screen plain surface but the source is not.And as far as I know, the backbuffer is an offscreen plain surface.
Why don't you just render a textured quad? T|hat's probably going to be faster than using StretchRect anyway.
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Steve, I'm sorry, I made a mistake when described the issue. Actually I'm using StetchRect to copy from BackBuffer to the render target surface. Any ideas?
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OK :) Solved the issue. I was specifying the wrong destination rectangle. For those who might be struggling with some driver issues for that method, I would recommend reading this post:
http://www.ms-news.net/f3591/about-stretchrect-2200764.html
Best,
http://www.ms-news.net/f3591/about-stretchrect-2200764.html
Best,
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