Hey. I'm looking for a function to set shader model in code. In display.h i can find:

Quote:enum SHADER_MODEL
{
SM_UNKNOWN, // unknown
SM_2 , // Model 2.0 (DirectX 9 )
SM_3 , // Model 3.0 (DirectX 9 )
SM_4 , // Model 4.0 (DirectX 10 )
SM_4_1 , // Model 4.1 (DirectX 10.1)
SM_5 , // Model 5.0 (DirectX 11 )
};

But all i can do with it to use this function:

Quote:shaderModel ()
get available shader model

with result:


Lunched on HD4650 and WIN7 (dx11)

C'ya

You can't set shader model, the highest available version is always automatically selected.

I guess you're using DX9 engine version (and get Int(shader model)==2 which is SM_3)

In order to have higher shader model you need to switch to DX10+ engine version.

So all i need to do it's compile world in World Editor DX10+ and make meshes in Mesh Editor DX10+ ?
In visual Studio I've set Release|DX10+ like in "Tutorials" project.

you don't need to use WE/ME in DX10
just change your visual studio project settings to use the EE DX10+ .lib
(check documentation on project settings - DirectX10+ mode)

Btw, the HD 4000 ati series support max dx10.1 that means shader 4.1.

dx11 is only available with the HD 5000 series


~Dynad

Im just trying to help >.>

And I'm only joking Sorry if you feel mad :(