Hello,
on my notebook I have Intel Extreme Graphics videocard, so it doesnt support ps. Is there any ways to fix this problem As I know MS(r) D3D(r) REF mode doesnt emulate shaders (or if it does, how can I make it works Because even MS(r) SDK samples doesnt work properly in this mode). I've tried to search programs, but I've found only 2 bad archives (swShader, Softwite (or something like this)) and 3D-analyze, but it only emulates the presence.
Beforehand, thanks.
Pixel shader emulation (D3D8)
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Ben B
what about swiftshader, it claims it is 50 times faster than other shader emulators
i still haven't tried it though.
Ibrahim Khaleelulla
CaptMcCrank
You can't expect to run pixel shaders in software with a decent speed, you may expect to take several seconds to draw a frame even with a very short shader.
-Juan
Loek
Well, on swShader... .net I've found d3d9.dll, and in description was written, that this dll is software emulator of DX and it supports ps. Also, there is d3d8.dll, but it's only alpha version, so there is no ps support :(.