Hi Scorpion,
I am not real keen on using this in an app right now. If I had so much
trouble to install and get this to run how hard will it be for the end
user?
LOL, I can understand your concern but there is no need, DirectX retail
runtimes generally install flawlessly on Windows based systems. I have
never had any problems with installing the retail runtimes, and installing
the managed components *shouldn't* be a problem either. This sort of thing
can be packaged with the application so that you can have everything you
want on 1 CD so to speak, including the .NET Framework.
The only bit that seems to be unreliable is integrating with VS.NET, I have
read many problems, most quite trivial, but once you have it working your
off!! Why not have a go at making a really small DX9 app and then try
getting it to run on a system that does *not* have the .NET framework or
DirectX 9 installed, that would be your biggest hurdle, and if you can jump
that well then your laughing! ;-)
Nick.
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