D3DVIEWPORT8 Viewport;
pd3dDevice->GetViewport(&Viewport);
cvIceSpriteVertices[0].y = (float) Viewport.Height - 1;
cvIceSpriteVertices[2].y = (float) Viewport.Height - 1;
cvIceSpriteVertices[2].x = (float) Viewport.Width - 1;
cvIceSpriteVertices[3].x = (float) Viewport.Width - 1;
Reading the Viewport
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I am getting strange results (very large numbers) when I try to read the viewport in the ResoreDeviceObjectMethod()? Anyone have any problems with reading the viewport under XP and 8.1?
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With further debuging it seems that I am getting the following error when I call GetViewport:
Does this mean that my driver is not supporting the call to GetViewport. If I switch to REF mode it seems to work. I am running Windows XP and a Radeon VIVO 64 Meg?
Thanks
Direct3D8: (INFO) :======================= Hal HWVP Pure device selectedDirect3D8: :DoneExclusiveModeDirect3D8: (INFO) :HalDevice Driver Style 7Direct3D8: (ERROR) :GetViewport does not work in pure-device...Error: Get Viewport failed - Invalidcall Does this mean that my driver is not supporting the call to GetViewport. If I switch to REF mode it seems to work. I am running Windows XP and a Radeon VIVO 64 Meg?
Thanks
You shouldn''t set the D3DCREATE_PUREDEVICE flag when you call CreateDevice() if you intend reading anything back.
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Simon O''''Connor
Creative Asylum Ltd
www.creative-asylum.com
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Simon O''''Connor
Creative Asylum Ltd
www.creative-asylum.com
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