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C++ is a statically typed, free-form, multi-paradigm, compiled, general-purpose programming language.
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Is there anything like XNA for c++?
You can use the D3DX and the DXUT at first, which are not stuffed like XNA but helps a lot on setting the environment at least, such as creating a window, running the main loop and have some useful fu …
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Should I use different object types for different kind of 3D meshes?
well...
I'm building the animation system of my game engine (the skeletal and skinned animation stuff), and I came to a point where I added so much functionality in the frame and node structures tha …
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When rendering on two different computers, the texture is glitchy
Could it be about the texture filters?
Anisotropic Filtering (wikipedia)
Many laptop chipsets don't support features such as good filtering, some of them don't even have vertex shaders in hardware. …
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How do we solve big video memory requirements in a 2D game?
I believe that the best approach is to split the texture in many files and loading them on demand. Probably your problem is that you're trying to load larger textures that you would need for a complet …
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ID3D10Device Pointer Problem
But are you creating the cube instance somewhere? such as cube1 = new Cube() and there could be another device variable defined with the same name, such as a protected member of GameObject?
Try remo …