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Hi
Ich habe meinen PC komplett Formatiert und habe Vergessen ein paar Backups zu machen und so habe ich alle guten und nützlichen Webseiten gelöscht da war auch eine dabei da konnte man sich den DirectX 9 Beta downloaden denn hatte ich nämlich druff und alles lief Perfekt aber mit dem DirectX der was bei WinXP dabei ist läuft alles schief!!!
Meine Frage: Weiss einer wo man den DirectX 9 beta downloaden kann??? Bitte um den LINK
THX im VORAUS
Antwort 1 von Gates0
die beta von directx 9
einfach nur intelligent das zu installieren.
leider gibt es hunderte von solchen
"intelligenzbestien". lol
mal davon abgesehen, dass es kein game oder sonst was gibt das dx9 überhaupt unterstützt.
einfach nur intelligent das zu installieren.
leider gibt es hunderte von solchen
"intelligenzbestien". lol
mal davon abgesehen, dass es kein game oder sonst was gibt das dx9 überhaupt unterstützt.
Antwort 2 von zmOe
Ich habe denn Link JUHU!!!!!!!
DirectX 9 Beta ist cool ich habe denn druff gehabt und alles lief Perfekt
z.B. Warcraft 3 , GTA 3, SoF 2, Counterstrike usw.
Also testet Selbst
DOWNLOAD: http://betatester.tin.it/download/directx9.htm
DirectX 9 Beta ist cool ich habe denn druff gehabt und alles lief Perfekt
z.B. Warcraft 3 , GTA 3, SoF 2, Counterstrike usw.
Also testet Selbst
DOWNLOAD: http://betatester.tin.it/download/directx9.htm
Antwort 3 von Joe_69
Hi!
Thx für die Info zmOe.
Werd mal saugen, installieren und dann fluchen und hier fragen wie man dx9 wieder los wird *ggg*
mfg Joe
Thx für die Info zmOe.
Werd mal saugen, installieren und dann fluchen und hier fragen wie man dx9 wieder los wird *ggg*
mfg Joe
Antwort 4 von REALKOJACK
Hier mal ein paar Infos zu DirectX 9 Beta:
Microsoft Releases Beta Version 1 of DirectX 9.0 to Partners, Beta Testers
Latest Version of Multimedia API Introduces Powerful New Graphics Language
REDMOND, Wash. -- May 30, 2002 -- Microsoft Corp. today announced the release of beta version 1 of the Microsoft® DirectX® 9.0 API, the latest version of Microsoft’s suite of multimedia application programming interfaces. Beta 1 features Microsoft’s innovative new high-level shader language (HLSL), a powerful new programming model that offers the easiest-to-use graphics creation toolset for developers.
"DirectX 9.0 offers unparalleled advances in graphics technology," said Ted Hase, director of Windows® Third-Party Gaming and Entertainment at Microsoft. "Microsoft always has been a pioneer in the development of best-of-breed technologies and tools that facilitate the development of great gaming content. Developers will discover that the new capabilities built into DirectX 9.0 make it significantly easier to create content that demonstrates richness, robustness and totally immersive depth."
HLSL is based on the C programming language and introduces a developer-friendly programming environment that delivers simplicity and flexibility across the full range of 3-D graphics, from art creation to effects programming. HLSL is seamlessly integrated into and complemented by enhancements to Microsoft’s current developer toolset to give developers even more power from an easier-to-use solution. In addition, HLSL is compatible with DirectX-compliant graphics processing units (GPUs), allowing developers to define a similar visual effect for the widest range of graphics hardware.
DirectX 9.0 offers the following new benefits for developers:
* High-level shader language
* library that supports patch meshes and traditional polygonal meshes
* Improved real-time animation capabilities that allow separate animations on the same mesh to be blended
* Enhanced low-level graphics programmability with new programmable vertex and pixel shader 2.0 models in the Direct3D® API
* Full integration, including debugging, of new programmable shader models with the Microsoft Visual Studio® .NET development system
* Enhanced DirectShow® video rendering hardware acceleration
* A new version of DirectMusic® Producer, enabling support for DirectMusic enhancements such as low-latency playback
* New wizards for creating DirectX Media Objects (DMOs) for audio effects and DirectMusic tools for MIDI processing
* Improved DirectPlay® performance for multiplayer games
* Availability of DirectPlay for Pocket PC 2002
Availability
Microsoft DirectX 9.0 beta 1 is now available at no charge to registered DirectX beta sites (connect-time fees may apply). The final release of the DirectX 9.0 Software Development Kit (SDK) and DirectX 9.0 runtime is scheduled for fall 2002.
About DirectX
Microsoft DirectX is an advanced suite of multimedia APIs built directly into Microsoft Windows operating systems. DirectX provides a standard development platform for Windows-based PCs by enabling software developers to access specialized hardware features without having to write hardware-specific code. DirectX was first introduced in 1995 and is the recognized standard for multimedia application development on the Windows platform.
Microsoft Releases Beta Version 1 of DirectX 9.0 to Partners, Beta Testers
Latest Version of Multimedia API Introduces Powerful New Graphics Language
REDMOND, Wash. -- May 30, 2002 -- Microsoft Corp. today announced the release of beta version 1 of the Microsoft® DirectX® 9.0 API, the latest version of Microsoft’s suite of multimedia application programming interfaces. Beta 1 features Microsoft’s innovative new high-level shader language (HLSL), a powerful new programming model that offers the easiest-to-use graphics creation toolset for developers.
"DirectX 9.0 offers unparalleled advances in graphics technology," said Ted Hase, director of Windows® Third-Party Gaming and Entertainment at Microsoft. "Microsoft always has been a pioneer in the development of best-of-breed technologies and tools that facilitate the development of great gaming content. Developers will discover that the new capabilities built into DirectX 9.0 make it significantly easier to create content that demonstrates richness, robustness and totally immersive depth."
HLSL is based on the C programming language and introduces a developer-friendly programming environment that delivers simplicity and flexibility across the full range of 3-D graphics, from art creation to effects programming. HLSL is seamlessly integrated into and complemented by enhancements to Microsoft’s current developer toolset to give developers even more power from an easier-to-use solution. In addition, HLSL is compatible with DirectX-compliant graphics processing units (GPUs), allowing developers to define a similar visual effect for the widest range of graphics hardware.
DirectX 9.0 offers the following new benefits for developers:
* High-level shader language
* library that supports patch meshes and traditional polygonal meshes
* Improved real-time animation capabilities that allow separate animations on the same mesh to be blended
* Enhanced low-level graphics programmability with new programmable vertex and pixel shader 2.0 models in the Direct3D® API
* Full integration, including debugging, of new programmable shader models with the Microsoft Visual Studio® .NET development system
* Enhanced DirectShow® video rendering hardware acceleration
* A new version of DirectMusic® Producer, enabling support for DirectMusic enhancements such as low-latency playback
* New wizards for creating DirectX Media Objects (DMOs) for audio effects and DirectMusic tools for MIDI processing
* Improved DirectPlay® performance for multiplayer games
* Availability of DirectPlay for Pocket PC 2002
Availability
Microsoft DirectX 9.0 beta 1 is now available at no charge to registered DirectX beta sites (connect-time fees may apply). The final release of the DirectX 9.0 Software Development Kit (SDK) and DirectX 9.0 runtime is scheduled for fall 2002.
About DirectX
Microsoft DirectX is an advanced suite of multimedia APIs built directly into Microsoft Windows operating systems. DirectX provides a standard development platform for Windows-based PCs by enabling software developers to access specialized hardware features without having to write hardware-specific code. DirectX was first introduced in 1995 and is the recognized standard for multimedia application development on the Windows platform.
Antwort 5 von Zeratul23
So und jetzt mal auf Deutsch zum verstehen!
Antwort 6 von REALKOJACK
Das ist - zusammengefasst - die einzigen Informationen über DirectX 9, die Microsoft herausgebracht hat. Darin werden ausschließlich die Entwickler-Eigenschaften hervorgehoben (also für diejenigen, die Spiele usw. entwickeln).
Des weiteren wird erwähnt, daß diese Betaversion auf verschiedenen registrierten Seiten kostenlos (bis auf die Downloadkosten) zu haben ist.
Dann wird noch gesagt, daß im Herbst 2002 die Final Version da sein soll.
Des weiteren wird erwähnt, daß diese Betaversion auf verschiedenen registrierten Seiten kostenlos (bis auf die Downloadkosten) zu haben ist.
Dann wird noch gesagt, daß im Herbst 2002 die Final Version da sein soll.
Antwort 7 von Gangsta
funkz das nur bei winxp??