kdaabsolute.blogg.se - Direct x version 8.1

Tried the brilliant "Gen patcher" created by "generals legionnaire". Probably the most baffling, and one I was CERTAIN, HAD to work. Downloaded and installed the official microsoft directx redistribution files, which will replace any missing old directx data which is supposed to be present on directx 12 which might not be.

Also to check in the registry editor that the reg's for the game contain the right information. (I checked, and my one drive wasn't even set up). suggested to me by "Generals legionnaire", double checked that the generals data and generals zero hour data files (which appear by default, and are supposed to do so, in your documents folder) aren't accidentally being placed in microsoft one drive. Tried to wrap the dll using DGvoodoo2 dll wrapper (this was a suggestion made by a forum post which got the poster's generals to work) and paste it into the generals directory, then copy 4 dll files from the dgvoodoo x86 folder into the main generals directory, and rename d3d8.dll file to d3d8x.dll. Tried the simple "change the resolution" fix on the options/ini file, still get directx errorģ). The simple "delete the dgbhelp.dll files from both generals and zero hour folders, Still get directx error.Ģ). So I have the directx 8.1 error shown on so many Generals "fix" videos. Intel core i7 8th gen 8750H CPU, Gtx1060 6GB GPU, 16GB ram, Windows 10 pro (version 1903 AFAIK). Nevertheless, this performance improvement isn't shown on some benchmarks because, depending on the graphics card installed on the PC, DirectX 11 may behave better than the most recent version.Right ok. In other words, it's easier to identify an error and for the user to notify it and try to fix it.

Improved debugging of both commands and information.

Correction of flaws that prevented us from knowing the reason why the GPU failed interpreting instructions.

CPU and GPU workloads processed separately to gain in performance.

These are the main updates that come along in this version: With the latest version of Microsoft's operating system, DirectX 12 is already preinstalled.ĭX12 is fully compatible with graphics cards supported by DX11.

In other words, if you need to get hold of them for Windows 8.1, Windows 7 o Windows Vista (let's hope you've already got rid of XP), you can download DirectX 9, DirectX 10 or DirectX 11. Until the arrival of Windows 10, all the versions of this pack of APIs could be downloaded as a standalone and weren't included in the operating system by default. Thanks to the latter, Windows has become a great gaming platform, being able to put a fight up against video consoles and even beat them in terms of performance and yield. Ever since Windows 95, Microsoft has developed subsequent versions of DirectX, its collection of APIs aimed at simplifying the most complex multimedia development tasks, especially those relative to video game coding.