DirectX12 Xaml Graphics/Game/App Engine Xaml DirectX 12 Visual Studio 2019, OS Build 1909, tools 142, Windows 10 - Rotodraw3D...
DirectX12 Xaml Graphics/Game/App Engine c++ MS VS 2019 16.6.3 by Hot3dx - Jeff Kubitz It is the DirectX 12 Xaml Graphics/Game Engine Have fun and there is nothing like being able to add a GUI through Xaml to a program, especially if it is DirectX 12 This template should work in your main Microsoft Templates for Visual Studio 2019 and show up when you want a template for a DirectX 12 UAP, Universal Windows Xaml App, where you can use the designer. Build is Visual Studio 2019, OS Build 1909, tools 142. x64 Debug Native, nothing else tested
The warp adapter will kick if your hardware does not support straight DirectX 12 This means you can use this for the basis of Intel HD Graphics laptops, tablets, and other fine devices. Should you want to do anything complicated Chuck Walbourn's DirectX 12 Toolkit That I also have will attach to this with a little work.
Requirements: Windows 10 Microsoft Visual Studio 2019 16.6.3 DirectX 12 4 GB Ram 8 or More Better! Intel HG Graphics or DirectX 12 Graphics capable card NuGet Package WinPixEventRuntime 1.200127001
##Much thanks to Chuck Walbourne and DXTK 12##
Many if not all DXTK12 Examples can be coded for Xaml, if not all of them.
Donations Appreciated:
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In order to make this work the first time
- Press Set Colors Button
- Press New Button Does not reset yet
Hold Down mouse and draw points! Some screen movement not correct but working on it!
In the event of an error,
- tiny.sdkmesh did not copy to AppX\Assets\ for each Debug/Release x86/x64 combination
- SegoeUI_18.spritefont and segoeui.ttf did not copy to the AppX folder for Debug/Release x64.
- SegoeUI_18.spritefont and segoeui.ttf did not copy to the Debug/Release folder for Debug/Release x86.
Manually copy those folders from App1\Assets to these above locations and it is magic!
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