Direct3D Z order question
Stefan Dösinger
stefandoesinger at gmx.at
Sun Feb 12 03:37:41 CST 2006
> Err reading your e-mail again, pardon my directx ignorance, but aren't
> all d3d z values supposed to be in the [0.0, 1.0] range? I thought that
> was the range for the z buffer. I recall reading that one of the main
> annoyance differences between OpenGL and D3D was OpenGL used [-1.0, 1.0]
> for depth and D3D used [0.0, 1.0].
I've found the reason for the problems in half-life: HL draws with 2 different
viewports, one with z...[0.0, 1.0], and another one with z...
[0.0.5.33333...]. WineD3D calls glOrtho with the current viewport on the
first draw with processed vertices, then it stores that the viewport is set
and avoids the glOrtho call. ProcessVertices always uses the current
viewport. So the Vertices processed with the [0.0, 0.53333...] viewport were
drawn into the [0.0, 1.0] viewport. Setting the glOrtho after a viewport
change fixed the problem.
The HL Direct3D engine is now working fine :). I'll get a few more games
running, then I can start sending patches :) :)
(Well, two bugs remain: Decals are flickering, and hl changes the screen
resolution back to 640x480 for some reason. And it's quite slow)
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