Hello!
I have recently started programming DirectX, and I have chosen to used Managed DirectX 2.0 to create my application. Everything went all right until I tried to create a texture object to draw as a sprite.
I had a Bitmap loaded from a 32bit PNG, and when the execution flow encounters the statement
Texture deviceTexture = new Texture(DxDevice,
bmp , Usage.None, Pool.Default);
an InvalidCallException with "Error in the application." message is thrown.
I don't know what is the error and how to fix it. Does anyone has any idea about this
Thanks in advance,
Strange Texture object constructor exception in Managed DirectX
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Strange Texture object constructor exception in Managed DirectX
MattPM
MDX 2.0 is still in beta. You should ask question about this in the beta newsgroups. See http://msdn.com/directx/beta for more information.
Standard tips if you get an InvalidCallException for all MDX versions:
- Enable the Direct3D debug runtime (in the DirectX control panel app or in VisualStudio)
- Enable unmanaged debugging (in the project settings)
- Look at the message in the output Windows after the exception was throw.