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Direct3D
A community portal about Direct3D with blogs, videos, and photos. According to Wikipedia.org: Direct3D is part of Microsoft's DirectX API. Direct3D is only available for Microsoft's various Windows operating systems and is the base for... [more]
A community portal about Direct3D with blogs, videos, and photos. According to Wikipedia.org: Direct3D is part of Microsoft's DirectX API. Direct3D is only available for Microsoft's various Windows operating systems and is the base for the graphics API on the Xbox and Xbox 360 console systems. Direct3D is used to render three dimensional graphics in applications where performance is important, such as games. Direct3D also allows applications to run fullscreen instead of embedded in a window, though they can still run in a window if programmed for that feature. Direct3D uses hardware acceleration if it is available on the graphic board.
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PDC this year had two sessions on DirectX technologies. If you attended them: thank you! For those who weren’t able to attend, the good news is that the sessions are now available online for viewing.
“Advanced Graphics Functionality Using DirectX” is about Direct2D and DirectWrite, and builds atop last year’s “Introducing Direct2D and DirectWrite” PDC talk. The second is “Modern 3D Graphics Using Windows 7 and Direct3D 11 Hardware”, and...
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