WILL
05-11-2006, 07:54 PM
Clootie has made yet another update to his popular translated DirectX Headers.
This time around he has focused on including many Windows Vista features and specifications. Along with the updates he has also included many new samples of how to work with the Direct3D 9 model under Vista.
"This release of DirectX headers adds support for Vista extended version of Direct3D9 known as Direct3D9Ex or D3D9.0L. While it's not included in bi-monthly MS DirectX SDK releases (it's only available in Windows SDK) - I've decided to add it to for your pleasure! Vista Direct3D9 additions mostly mirror requirenments of it's new 3D display composition engine. But all these new features can be used in your applications! So if you, for example, hate DeviceLost events - D3D9.L is for you!"
Get more information about Clootie's latest DirectX Header updates at www.Clootie.ru (http://www.clootie.ru/)!
This time around he has focused on including many Windows Vista features and specifications. Along with the updates he has also included many new samples of how to work with the Direct3D 9 model under Vista.
"This release of DirectX headers adds support for Vista extended version of Direct3D9 known as Direct3D9Ex or D3D9.0L. While it's not included in bi-monthly MS DirectX SDK releases (it's only available in Windows SDK) - I've decided to add it to for your pleasure! Vista Direct3D9 additions mostly mirror requirenments of it's new 3D display composition engine. But all these new features can be used in your applications! So if you, for example, hate DeviceLost events - D3D9.L is for you!"
Get more information about Clootie's latest DirectX Header updates at www.Clootie.ru (http://www.clootie.ru/)!