directx-11

I am using DirectXMath in building my 3D simulation project void SetConstantBuffer(ID3D11DeviceContext*_device_context, DirectX::XMMATRIX _world, DirectX::XMMATRIX _view, DirectX::XMMATRIX _projection) { ConstantBuffer const_buffer; const_buffer.View = DirectX::XMMatrixTranspose(_world); const_buffer.World = DirectX::XMMatrixTranspose(_view); const_buffer.Projection = DirectX::XMMatrixTranspose(_projection); _device_context->UpdateSubresource(m_const_buffer, 0, NULL, &const_buffer, 0, 0); } I get these kind of compiler errors probably on SIMD flag inside DirectXMath: error C2719: '_world':

I'm starting with DirectX (and SharpDX, therefore programming only in C#/hlsl) and am trying to build my own camera class. It should be rotatable, allow forward and backward moving and also "sideways" movement (the classical first person movement often mapped to A and D, plus up and down in my case). For easier bugfixing model and world space are the same in my case, perspective projection is not yet implemented, as is rotating the camera, and my camera is supposed to look in the positive Z-axis (into the screen). My bugfixing model is a simple quad with 1.f width and height, z = 0 and being

I'm using ffmpeg to decode video via d3dva based on this example https://github.com/FFmpeg/FFmpeg/blob/master/doc/examples/hw_decode.c . I'm able to succesfully decode video. What I need to do next is to render decoded NV12 frame. I have created directx rendering texture based on this example https://github.com/balapradeepswork/D3D11NV12Rendering and set it as shared. D3D11_TEXTURE2D_DESC texDesc; texDesc.Format = DXGI_FORMAT_NV12; // Pixel format texDesc.Width = width; // Width of the video frames texDesc.Height = height; // Height of the video frames texDesc.ArraySize = 1; // Number of

I've written an application that can switch between OpenGL, DirectX 9 and DirectX 11 for rendering without restarting or recreating the window. Switching between OpenGL and DirectX 9 as well as to DirectX 11 mode works well, however, after using DirectX 11 no other rendering mode works any longer. After releasing all DirectX 11 interfaces, the window still shows the last rendered frame, it is even properly updated when resizing the window. A DirectX 9 device can be created and the Present calls succeed, however, all I see is the last frame drawn by DirectX 11. I’ve used IDXGIDebug:

I'm trying to decode an mp4 video using Windows Media Foundation classes and converting frames in to 2D textures that can be used by a DirectX shader for rendering. I've been able to read the source stream using MFCreateSourceReaderfromURL and been able to read the media type of the stream which has its major type MFMEdiaType_Video and minor type as MFVideoFormat_H264 as expected. I'm now needing to convert this format in to an RGB format that could be used to initialise a D3D11_TEXTURE2D resource and resource view which can then be passed to a HLSL pixel shader for sampling. I've tired using

When i use an std::shared_ptr and need a custom deleter, i usually make a member function of the object to facilitate it's destruction like this: class Example { public: Destroy(); }; and then when i use the shared ptr, i just make it like this: std::shared_ptr<Example> ptr(new Example, std::mem_fun(&Example::Destroy)); Problem is, right now i'm working with d3d11, and i would like to use the com release functions as an std::shared_ptr custom deleter, like this std::shared_ptr<ID3D11Device> ptr(nullptr, std::mem_fun(&ID3D11Device::Release)); but i get this error: error C2784: 'std::const_mem