#directx 10

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İndirin: Oyuncular için Xfire 1.142

İndirin: Oyuncular için Xfire 1.142

Oyuncuların sevdiği uygulama Xfire’ın yeni sürümü indirmeye sunuldu. İşte Xfire 1.142 sürümünün yeni özellikleri ve indirme bağlantısı…

PC oyuncularının favori anında mesajlaşma uygulamalarından birisi olan Xfiregüncellendi. Xfire’ın 1.142 sürümü indirmeye sunuldu. Bu uygulama oyuncuların hangi oyunları online olarak oynadığını takip ederek arkadaşların birbirini bulmasını ve oyuna katılmasını…

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Huh! Sooo apparently hitting "alt+enter" a few times will force a DirectX 10/11 game to scale out in fullscreen regardless of the resolution you have the game set as...

... which sounds like a random thing for me to mention, but it's something that bothered me for a long time. The fact that on my laptop any games running on DirectX 10 or 11 wouldn't fill up the screen if I tried to drop the resolution to something lower than 1366x768 (my lappy's native resolution). They'd display at the resolution I set them at, but not scaled out to fill the screen. So I'd end up with the game running in a small box surrounded by black borders if I tried to lower the resolution to help the framerate. And it's something that bugged me for ages and I didn't know how to fix.

And finally I found a random thread online that gave me the "alt+enter" trick... took me several years, but I finally found the solution! WOOOO!!

[frozenweasel]

Help please

I am needing a tutor in C++, directX 10, and winsock, creating a multiplayer game that can support up to 10 players. I already have an engine complete and am needing help with integrating my servers into the game along with help in putting everything I have together. Please if you can help send me a message on here and we can collab through skype or somthing.

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Ultimate Game Programming with DirectX

Make your own games using DirectX 10 and C with Ultimate Game Programming with DirectX, Ultimate Game Programming with DirectX Second Edition. Written for experienced programmers who want to learn DirectX 10 and how to apply it to game creation, this book goes in-depth with DirectX 10 and each of its subsystems. Every part of the gamedevelopment process is covered and you'll apply your existing game-development skills to the new techniques and tools covered in the book. Beginning with an introduction to DirectX and Direct3D, you'll work your way through graphical interfaces, animation paths,advanced lighting and shadows,various surfacemapping techniques, and even sound. One topic is covered per chapter and end-of-chapter questions help you practice and reinforce your new skills.Whether you're a current gamedevelopment student or a professional developer, you'll find the information and techniques you need to gain a clear understanding of game programming with DirectX 10.