Quote:Original post by CorefanaticD3DX debug spew comes from linking d3dx9d.lib. Do you get any debug output from D3D9? You should at least get a message saying it's using a HAL HWVP device or similar.
Well, I do link against the debug versions and in Visual Studio Debug output I do get messages from D3DX like : D3DX: (INFO) Using SSE2 optimizations.
Quote:Original post by Buckeye
You can set the level of debugging messages. That's why we posted the link to the DruinkJournal. Did you check the DX control panel?
EDIT: The messages should come from Direct3D, not D3DX.
Ex:Direct3D9: (INFO) :Direct3D9 Debug Runtime selected.
( EDIT2: C'mon, Steve. Keep up! [smile])
Quote:Original post by kaunaQuote:Original post by Corefanatic
Zbuffer: AutoDepthStencilFormat = D3DFMT_D16;
I meant the width*height of the z-buffer, not the bit depth.
Quote:Original post by CorefanaticQuote:Original post by kaunaQuote:Original post by Corefanatic
Zbuffer: AutoDepthStencilFormat = D3DFMT_D16;
I meant the width*height of the z-buffer, not the bit depth.
I don't explicitly set it, I assume D3D does that automatically from my window size.
Quote:Original post by Buckeye
Just for fun, try m_RT1->GetLevelDesc and see if all the parameters in D3DSURFACE_DESC are correct. Obviously, width and height should be as requested.
Quote:Original post by kaunaQuote:Original post by CorefanaticQuote:Original post by kaunaQuote:Original post by Corefanatic
Zbuffer: AutoDepthStencilFormat = D3DFMT_D16;
I meant the width*height of the z-buffer, not the bit depth.
I don't explicitly set it, I assume D3D does that automatically from my window size.
So logically, if your window size is smaller than 1024*1024, then rendering to a 1024*1024 render target will fail, since your z-buffer will be the same size as the back buffer.
I am not saying that this is the case, but just something to verify.
Quote:Original post by kauna
Hi,
IDirect3DSurface9 *pZStencilSurface;
you can get the z-buffer/stencil with device->GetDepthStencilSurface(&pZStencilSurface);
You may create a separate depth-stencil surface to use with your 1024x1024 render target.
Cheers!
Quote:Original post by kauna
Hi,
IDirect3DSurface9 *pZStencilSurface;
you can get the z-buffer/stencil with device->GetDepthStencilSurface(&pZStencilSurface);
You may create a separate depth-stencil surface to use with your 1024x1024 render target.
Cheers!
