Thunderbird wrote: > Well, the fact that games install DirectX might be a bit confusing. In all cases (unless you really mess with wine dll overrides by hand in winecfg), the only thing we use from native DirectX are d3dx9_*.dlls which are helper dlls. These dlls contain functions to load bmp/jpg files into a texture, a shader compier, math utility functions and more. In all cases Wine's Direct3D9 dll is used for 3D rendering. > > We are working on improving our own d3dx9_*.dll files but it will take a long time before they are done and performance using native d3dx9_*.dll will likely be better. Thanks for the clarification! I test many, many games however, and I would like to know what would be the best test results for the developers. Is it preferable to run "winetricks d3dx9" for every game that I test, or to test the implementation of the helper DLLs?
