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DirectX 11 is the latest iteration of the Direct 3D API which is part of DirectX. It allows game developers to efficiently render 3D objects in a realistic manner on a computer.

Like any other API, directx 11 cracked has its own ecosystem of tools, programs, and libraries. Microsoft has designated some of these products to run on the Direct X 11. While the ecosystem is still in use, we can observe some changes and drawbacks with the new version of Direct X. Such a change was most visible in the rendering pipeline and programmable pipeline. Most of the interfaces were updated and refined as well.

DirectX 11, which was released in October 2004, was made available to Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2). This was the first major release of the DirectX API that permitted Windows XP to utilize its graphics hardware. Since then, there were many releases of DirectX 11. directx 11 cracked was released as a C++ standard separate from the standard PC graphics application programming interfaces, essentially making DirectX 11 a library that developers could use with their own APIs. In fact, Microsoft also released directx 11 cracked as an open-source project at the time.

When playing video games, we send the video to a graphics processing unit (GPU) and have it render an image of the scene on the screen, maintaining a consistent frame rate. Graphics hardware gets bogged down during rendering by very high-resolution images in video games. DirectX 11 was released to force higher-end GPUs to render at a higher frame rate. Instead of requiring the GPU to do all the rendering, directx 11 cracked allows developers to instruct the GPU to render a frame while the CPU is free to do other things. However, to make the most of the GPU, DirectX 11 must work in tandem with the video card.

DirectX 12, which was released in December 2014, replaces its predecessors, directx 11 cracked and DirectX 11.1, and supports both directx 11 cracked and Windows 7. That means that DirectX 12 will let Windows XP (SP2) use its graphics hardware too.

Many believe that DirectX 12 is the best thing to happen to the gaming world since DirectX 11. DirectX 12 has a variety of features that can take the gaming experience to the next level. Newer cards are able to utilize DirectX 12 to its fullest capabilities. However, the new features can increase the cost of your graphics card. If you are looking for the best prices on graphics cards, check out the NewEgg GTX GTX 1080 range. 

Mantle is the standard for API provided by AMD. It was released in April of 2014, much like Vulkan. The problem with Mantle is it is inconsistent in its support, with some games and applications not implementing it. This is mostly due to the fact that Mantle was developed by AMD, and they kept its API close to its AMD Graphics API (AGP). Vulkan was developed by AMD, and given its job description of being a clean slate, is something it built from the ground up. It was especially designed not to infringe on AMDs features (other than just removing what it wanted).

Vulkan for now is actually an extension to DX11, while DX12 is its own API. The problem with DX12 at this stage is it doesnt support full support for Vulkan. For the most part, this will have to be handled by more recent games. Games written with DX11 have a huge advantage, since they dont have to implement DX12. All DX11 compatible games should run on DX12 if its enabled at runtime.

The problems with these standards are that they are difficult for developers to create. They require entirely new ways of developing, and require drastically different approaches to updating/upgrading game. While DX12 has an upgrade path, what about Vulkan? There will be no upgrade path to DX12 for 2 years.

The current stand-by is that developers will choose which API they implement, and will use that, as long as they can update their game. For now, its best to have the game open in DX12, if possible.

I think the question a good number of people are asking themselves, is whether DX11 is still worthwhile for development or if the race to DX12 has left a place for DX11 even for AAA titles. There are a few reasons why in most cases DX11 will still be worthwhile, primarily in the areas of multi-GPU, multi-monitor, multi-savefile and general game usability. The latter two of these are not always matters of DX11, and I wont get into those here. Lets focus on the multi-GPU and multi-savefile abilities for which DX11 and DX12 are the key differences. Where DX12 allows you to plug in multiple devices and multiple GPUs, theres no way for DX11 to do the same. Yes DX12 will let you add in 1 more GPU, but that wont help you with a second video card unless youre running Mantle in DX12 mode. DX12 doesnt give you access to unify both video cards, so you get what you get with DX11. Essentially, DX11 allows you to easily use 2 video cards but access only one of them at a time. But DX12 will do this in a much tighter way. However this isnt the biggest issue, its that DX12 appears to allow you to have multiple save files. In the end it doesnt matter how you do it, the fact is DX12 (and Khronsos Vulkan) allows you to have more than 1 save file at a time. So if you are like me, a game nerd, and use save files to record game sessions in play; or if youre like me, DX12 will let you keep your progress and games session on 2 cards even if a new PC comes along, as long as you have access to 2 devices. Theres no way that DX11 could do this.

For as much as the DX12/Vulkan revolution has driven, and caused companies to take notice and develop more optimized alternatives in regards to gaming on the PC, its all been about mobile devices for the past couple of years. Until recently, theres really been no reason to develop games for the PC, due to the lack of powerful enough hardware. Mainstream hardware from AMDs APUs for example, have fallen down from being the be all end all of gaming performance, and today the main drivers are Intel and NVIDIA.

As a reminder, directx 11 cracked has been around since DX9, which launched with Windows Vista in 2007. Its impressive, however, that something so relatively old can still be a platform of choice for such a diverse range of games, regardless of the hardware chosen. In contrast, DX12 is a relatively new standard.

As demonstrated by the quote below, there is a fair amount of worry that the DX12 API will prompt developers to migrate to DX12, even as their current projects evolve and use DirectX 11 for much of their functionality.

“Weve found that developers are very comfortable writing code directly for DirectX 12,” says Yusuf Mehdi, corporate vice president of the Xbox One engineering team. “In fact, DX12 is such a natural fit for the API that we are seeing a number of companies that were planning to upgrade to Windows 10 with DirectX 12 wait and hold off a few months to see how the ecosystem evolves.”

DirectX 11 has been around for a few years now and already it’s attained a substantial user base. The new version will take advantage of the capabilities of the shaders, textures and geometry shaders. directx 11 cracked will also require the underlying hardware to have 128-bit wide memory addressing and support for the Windows 8 feature WDDM 1.1, which is more or less a new graphics driver model. AMD’s 2.0 driver model has been around for a couple of years now (read our glossary for some background on that) but is still limited in some ways, whereas WDDM 1.1 is more powerful, a necessary step in the right direction.

Because DirectX11 is much more flexible and has a broader feature set, it’s more viable to make games for it. Microsoft is very interested in bringing DirectX11 and Xbox One experiences to the wider world of PC gamers and developers. This will be seen through many of the Kinect API features and the indirect influence of Kinect on the GPU architecture. Kinect also has some GPU-related features as well, especially with the low level APIs that Kinect exposes.

One good example of why DirectX is important and how it can influence future game development is the way Microsoft has decided to introduce a single API for VR and 3D. It’s not a universal 3D API that is applicable to all hardware, that would be a nightmare to maintain and build for. VR has some specific requirements and capabilities that are well suited to the API of the equivalent hardware – the Microsoft Mixed Reality (MR) chip on the new Windows 8 devices. It’s not fair to expect it to drive a fundamentally different way of designing and building games for the GPU (which is the domain of DirectX) at the same time as having a VR solution that shares the same APIs and targets the same hardware. It’s fair to say that DirectX is key to getting VR and 3D ready to use because it was the Microsoft that drove the hardware and API specs that will become VR and 3D.

Using DirectX 11 will provide a number of benefits. Firstly there is speed. With directx 11 cracked, the GPU can deliver real-time 3D and games are significantly more responsive.

So far the first big change is about new execution model. Now it’s recommended to use DirectX Asynchronous Compute (DAC) API. This is based on hardware processing units called compute shaders. They’re used for computing complex or graphics intensive tasks. For example, one can use them to render massive number of objects or perform a complex lighting calculation for a whole scene in parallel. The compiled shader is similar to the one from version 10, but there’s no need to compile it every time as well. You only need to set them up once. The best way to understand it is to look at the code for the example of road rendering introduced in the previous chapter:

Getting to know DirectX 11 is pretty easy. You just need to create a new DirectX applications project, add a D3D application and configure it properly. There is a Windows tutorial included at the beginning.

At first you will be able to enable directx 11 cracked features only. That’s because the DX 11 runtime will fail to load unless this version is enabled for your application. There will also be a small dialog explaining about the new version with checkbox which can be used to change this permanently. You’ll see this window right after Direct3D has started.

You can also enable some features using registry keys under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\DirectX\Version or using new runtime shared library with SetRegEntry.

There are also some steps you need to know to enable a hardware acceleration mode with DirectX. You need to install the Visual C++ Redistributable Package 2012 (the first time). Now the question is – which CPU feature should you enable if you have a CPU which doesn’t support hardware accelerated DirectX 11 (for example, the Intel’s SSE4.2)? The following table lists some of the features which you can enable.

Sorry for the long introduction. The procedure is pretty much as in version 10. You can learn some directx 11 cracked from a few good tutorials, read “Hello, DirectX” book and move on to the deep stuff or just visit the DirectX11 tutorials. There are many more DirectX 11 features and new tasks in D3D.

DirectX is a multimedia API that has long been a cornerstone of PC gaming, a means by which we can output games and other graphical content to the screen. DirectX is a relatively mature API, with a history going back over a decade. Its been around long enough that many developers have begun writing games and applications around it. Whereas directx 11 cracked and DirectX 12 are new multi-API schemes, we can learn something useful from looking back at what DirectX 11 was and how it was intended to work.

Back in the mid-2000s, Intel began pushing graphics API design more in line with the high-level GPU architecture of our CPUs. Prior to directx 11 cracked, the API was very close to what the Windows GPU drivers did on their own. There was some headroom for the Windows GPU drivers to differentiate themselves, but they were not allowed to make fundamental architectural changes to how the drivers worked.

The reason DirectX 11 was created was to remove that headroom. Instead of simply calling the Windows GPU drivers, programmers now had a lower-level API that they could use to make all sorts of tweaks to the game. In order to utilize those tweaks, programmers would have to add in specific code that would allow their game to utilize those features, which were all called DirectX 9.0 features in the past. But as a means of accessing things like tessellation, DX 11 added tools to DirectX that let programmers instruct the GPU to do things that were not normally possible.

DX 11 also had three other notable features. First of all, each API call returned a result, whereas DirectX 9 had returned void. This greatly reduced the performance overhead. D3D and OpenGL both returned a value, whereas APIs like XAudio always returned a void. This allowed programmers to call APIs over and over again without worrying about waiting for a value to return. What you see in games like Grand Theft Auto 5 is the result of programmers who can stack and chain DX calls to make much of their rendering server code much simpler.

Secondly, with DX 11, special tools were added to DirectX to make game developer life easier. Instead of relying on developer time and creativity to make a game capable of taking advantage of these tweaks, they could codify and add the power of such features to every game. It turns out that doing this for every feature in the game was very simple.

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Shortly after purchasing the book, I started playing around with it. The amount of work you have to put in really isnt that much, but it isnt as effortless as using, say, Unity. You arent just dragging a cute little box that looks like a human and throwing it into your project; you are really working with the API. There are limitations, of course, just like for any API. In my early playing, I was only able to get the book working on an AMD HD 7670M. The book doesnt cover any cross-platform technologies, so what you are getting is only the Win32 directx 11 cracked (DirectX 9 compatibility is available, but the game examples will break on that).

Now, Im a bit of an idiot sometimes, and in my haste to purchase this book and start playing with DirectX, I didnt realise that Microsoft has already released another DirectX 11 book. At first, Im quite disappointed that this book wasnt my first choice, but then I started reading over the MSDN article on directx 11 cracked Game Development. Naturally, that puts it ahead of Allen Sherrod, as its not an MSDN article and its not a book.

Alright, sorry for the digression, but the MSDN article on DirectX 11 is actually quite good. It has great coverage of the graphics APIs and a very good discussion of the shader model. I will note here that both books are quite comprehensive, though I felt that Allen Sherrod was more a programmer/engineer mindset and that other Microsoft programmers would prefer the MSDN version. Either way, the book has decent coverage of the API, though there is not as much detail as Frank Lunas book.

The biggest downside I found in the new book was, because its a Microsoft book, its probably not as well written as an industry standard publication. For instance, a good example of what I mean is, on page 120, Allen Sherrod shows how to use a DirectX 10 effect to render text in a game.

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While we can’t possibly cover every single DX11 feature and development, here’s an over-view of the major DX11 features. QA’s DirectX 11 accelerated rendering is now built on top of the brilliant BGFX library for DX11 and DirectX 12, like our DX12 rendering backend. We’re using an optimized version of BGFX, and not the vanilla version, for many reasons including some of the reasons we’re using BGFX at all, so we can’t say much more about that at the moment. We can’t provide performance metrics either, because we haven’t been able to profile enough games to use a standard method of measurement yet.

With the emergence of the first directx 11 cracked-capable hardware, such as the Radeon HD 5750, it’s starting to become clear that DirectX 11 brings a number of benefits to the graphics and CAD world. Firstly, there is a significant boost to the frame rate capabilities of DirectX 10-capable hardware, while also providing several directx 11 cracked-only features, such as Shader Model 5.0 and profile-based shading. Secondly, the new API has several effects on the way graphics resources are used. Depending on the scenario, the amount of memory used by the application (such as textures and buffers) can vary considerably, providing an option to fine-tune visual quality at a very low cost.

Another major change in DX11 is that the target platform no longer needs to be GPU (graphics processing unit) or DirectX 10 capable. DirectX 11 supports DirectCompute – a compute-based API for general purpose tasks, such as collision detection, that is available on all modern GPU architectures. This shift has unlocked the power of GPUs in ways never before seen.

DirectX 11 also allows multiple GPU’s to operate in parallel, minimizing the time needed to perform computation. This can make a huge difference in rendering time and performance especially for CAD-heavy applications, many of which need to render massive amounts of geometry. The ability to see the surface of a sphere in real-time from a 2D plane may sound like a technology demo, but without directx 11 cracked it would take hours to render an image.

At first glance, DirectX 11 seems to have few tangible benefits over its predecessor. But when seen from a CAD users point of view, directx 11 cracked offers the chance to take application advantage of the new hardware, without needing to change the application engine.

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DirectX 11 provides game developers with a much more modern rendering API compared to that of DirectX 9. It also allows developers to create near or even power-of-two sized textures. Their appearance in the game can be rendered in resolutions up to 4096×4096.

The drop in frames per second is not very dramatic, though. Some enhancements, such as shader complexity, can make performance changes in some games. Fortunately, GuildWars2 is highly optimised and even without any of the new features, the game looks a great deal better in DirectX 11.

In directx 11 cracked this becomes possible. Tessellation is a technique that can take a polygon based mesh and break it up into smaller shards that can be processed on the GPU. Developers can use this to get the best performance possible. Tessellation can be used for artists to easily create complex or organic objects in the game.

With DirectX 11, tessellation is the new gateway to interactive 3D experiences. The API provides a function for each stage of the tessellator pipeline. It offers an easy way for artists to easily create meshes and shaders that use tessellation for real-time rendering. This is the first time a full-featured 3D engine offers tessellation out of the box.

In directx 11 cracked, the vertex shader gets the usual catalog of programmable instructions to modify vertex data. Developers can use them to change how different objects cast shadows and affect the way particles move. The shaders in DirectX 9 use very primitive and fixed-function vertex shaders. They allow developers to manually apply some of the basic vertex shader operations, such as lighting and shading, but they are difficult to modify, change or customize. Fixed function vertex shaders are especially inefficient for rendering dynamic objects because they execute many of the same operations multiple times, causing redundant computations.

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DirectX 11 Features

• 3D graphics rendering target – GPU processing
• Texture format changes (most notably DX9 does not support DX10 texture types)
• Mesh builder – enhancing the power and performance of meshes
• Rasterization state (Subset and Max) that controls what features are enabled and how. Subset (hardware) is where the shader looks for render state information and Max renders the as-designed quads, vertexes, texels, and inbetween, to use one common programmable pipeline stage.

• Open the Start menu and then type: Notepad. Enter
• Specify the location and open Notepad in DirectX 11. Note that Windows XP might open by default. If you notice, you are in an older version of Windows that you dont need to download anything to upgrade.
• Navigate down to “VCRedist.wim”, and right click in it. Hit Properties and then click the Open
• A box will be loaded with a bunch of files. Select VCRedist 1.0.0.200303.
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