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DX10 Compatible

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Hello,

I noticed there is a new checkbox "DX10 Compatible" in the latest development release of mdlconverterx... I never use DX10 myself, but I thought I'd give it a try, however, at night I still see grey tiles and not the night images like in DX9 mode... is this because I do not have Steve's DX10 fixer? Is that tool necessary for the correct functioning of the DX10 mode?

Kindly,

Blazer
 
I would say yes it is.

Use DirectX 9, or DirectX 10 and put up with bugs, or DirectX 10 with the (payware) fixer and put up with significantly fewer bugs.
 
I assume you are talking about the DX10 compatible checkbox in the ground polygon wizard?

What that checkbox does is remove all night textures and disable you to add them back. It has been reported that ground polygons without night texture have almost no DX10 issues, while those with night textures have a lot. So that's what it does.

I think it is kind of independent from the shader fixes.
 
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