I also want to write a few sections for more advanced rendering effects, like shadows, post processing, and particle systems. I'm looking at building tutorial sections for Windows Phone, model rendering, text rendering, Windows 8 style input, Windows 8 style multiplayer, and XAudio.
I've got a long list of tutorials to add to this site, but I need to know what to do first.
Do let me know if any of the problems are persisting, or any new ones arise. If you've been experiencing issues with Firefox on this site, they should now be fixed. Next up, I'll have a lesson on Depth and Stencil States for both Windows 8 and desktop. Today I added Color Blending to the Windows 8 lineup. I haven't finished them all, but I'll definitely have all the DirectX 11 and 11.1 lessons done soon. I've started adding links to each lesson that point to downloadable versions of each demo program. In other news, I've been working on a new section on particle systems for the DirectX 11 tutorial. There are three lessons in there right now: Adding Textures, Texture Sampling, and a new lesson on Multitexturing. I've rearranged some of the Metro tutorials to have a section that focuses on textures.
I'm actually in the middle of writing the Windows Phone lessons right now, and I definitely will be updating the entire tutorial for the eventual DirectX 12 release. I've been working on other projects, but I also had to deal with a personal situation which required more of my time than I liked. Over the past year I've been gone a little longer than usual. I tend to come and go from this site, writing new content in spurts of several months at a time, then working on other projects for a while. Next up I plan to add a section for model rendering for DirectX 11, 11.1 and 11.2. It is very similar to the DirectX 11.1 lessons, but features Universal Apps, meaning you can port the code to Windows Phone devices very easily. FebruDirectX 11.2 and Windows Phone Now AvailableĭirectX 11.2 now has it's own set of lessons.
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