Thanks for the advice, I read the link you gave, and also your answser on this question here, and this doc (4), and the last paragraph from here (5): So I guess inputs are wrong, but they seems good to me and the documentation is not very verbose on that. The corresponding output becomes wrong inputs Std::cout CreateTexture2D(&tdesc, &tbsd, NULL) = S_FALSE ) Std::cout CreateTexture2D(&tdesc,&tbsd,&tex))) The official documentation is interesting ( (v=vs.85).aspx) and I found this example for a four-channel 8 bits per pixel: ID3D11Texture2D *MakeCheckerboard(ID3D11Device *myDevice)įor(int i=0 iCreateTexture2D(&tdesc, &tbsd, NULL) = S_FALSE )

I am trying to create a d3d11 texture, mono-channel, 32 bit per pixel. So maybe somebody here could help me to progress on that. You can try Windows 10 and Windows 11 for best gaming experience on PC.Surprisingly I am not able to find any help on the subject, even though I am pretty certain this is quite a basic question. Info: DirectX 12 is only available for Windows 10 and Windows 11 only, currently. That’s why when you try to install a modern and high definition game on PC, it shows and error and requires to install the latest version of DirectX 11 for Windows 7 64 bit or 32 bit on your Windows PC. Suggestion: If you have DX11 installed then you are recommended to download DirectX 11.2 as a DirectX 11 Technology Update from Microsoft.ĭirectX is an API (Application Program Interface) designed for best quality experience for Windows PC based high definition games and multimedia content. It is a product of Microsoft and comes pre-installed with Windows OS. If you are a game lover you might be well known to DirectX.

System Requirements for Microsoft DirectX 11 Offline installer.

Microsoft DirectX Technical and Setup Details.

A brief history of DirectX and my experience.

Directx 11 32 bit