texture problem

Hi,

The problem firstly is that you will need to expand on your post quite a bit before people are willing to help. People won't know what you mean.

That aside, i shall ask.

Can you expand please then i can help. Do you simply mean how to write text to a DirectX window?

ace

hi acelover , no i don't mean writting text on a window , i will explain in details ::

i have an X file that has a texture covering it , so i want to write some text on its texture not on the window, so if the X file is for putting a name on it , the name should stick on the texture even if the x file is animated and make movements . i think that i need something called ((render text to texture)) but i don't know how to do it thanks for ur help

Get the DC (Device Context) of the texture and use TextOut.

He probably wants the text to be 3D, as if it were part of the texture covering the 3d model.

Render to texture?

Look into IDirect3DDevice9.SetRenderTarget

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g_pDevice->SetRenderTarget(pTexture->GetSurfaceLevel(0));

EDIT:
Ok, sorry for flaming.
The full version could be:

ID3DXSurface *pSurf = pTexture->GetSurfaceLevel(0);ID3DXSurface *pPrevRenderTarget = g_pDevice->GetRenderTarget(0);g_pDevice->SetRenderTarget(0, pSurf);// Render as if you were rendering to the screen.// ...g_pDevice->SetRenderTarget(0, pPrevRenderTarget);pPrevRenderTarget->Release();pSurf->Release();