#Directx features not available full

Note that some of this material (especially in older specs) may not have been kept up to. It supplements the official API documentation with an extra level of detail that can be useful to expert developers.

This repository publishes the engineering specs for a number of DirectX features. We look forward to working with game developers to expose the new 3D graphics features and help take PC gaming to the next level of visual fidelity. DirectX-Specs Engineering specs for DirectX features. We may expose support for the UAVs in the vertex, geometry and tessellation shaders feature on an app-specific basis in the future. Is supported by Fermi and Kepler GPUs however because this is only exposed through the hardware feature level 11_1, as a group of three features, we currently do not support it via the DX11.1 interfaces. We felt that for Fermi and Kepler, it was more important to maximize our investment in work that is more important to 3D graphics and therefore chose not to implement support for those two features. These two features are intended as path rendering acceleration aids for Direct2D, used optionally if the hardware supports feature level 11_1. Most features have been exposed as added optional features available at feature level 11_0 and 11_1.ДЄre only exposed through the hardware feature level 11_1, as a group of three features:ДЇermi and Kepler GPUs do not support two of these features: These features are exposed through various 'hardware feature levels' each of which has a set of required and optional features for that level. When I start Sims2, this message pops up: 'Failed to find any DirectX 9. TIR - aliased color-only rendering with up to 16x raster coverage sampling UAVOnlyRenderingForcedSampleCount supports 16x raster coverage sampling UAVs in the vertex, geometry and tessellation shaders

#Directx features not available full

Here is the full list of the new features available in the DX11.1 API: One of the main benefits of the DX11.1 API is that it exposes a lot of capabilities that have existed in our GeForce GPUs since Fermi but were not available in the first revision of DX11. On future GeForce 600 series boxes, you will see support listed like this: Microsoft DirectX 11.1 API (feature level 11_0). Both Fermi and Kepler GPU generations (GeForce 400, 500 and 600 series) support the Microsoft DirectX 11.1 (DX11.1) API.