Model world and effect file.

Well that is the way it works.

You set the transform matrix and then draw the model, which uses then the transform matrix. Logically, using 2 different matrices, your model will show at 2 different locations.

If I understand correctly, Basic Effect is a simple frame work which implements certain effect functionality.
I think that you may find a shader which implements most of the functionality here:

http://developer.amd.com/archive/gpusamples/fixedfuncshader/Pages/default.aspx

Cheers!

The function calls you listed are not enough to render a second model. Your models are rendered through DrawIndexedPrimitives or similar other functions. Unless I read your message wrong and you are saying you are trying to render two models with different matrices assigned to them?

BasicEffect object helps abstract away most of the effect work to make it easier for beginners to do (plus on certain platforms you're just limited to using built-in effects). You can also work with custom effects in XNA, and there are enough tutorials such as this one to show you how. I would imagine it may be better to use XNA to understand how implementing your own effects work in general so the transition to using them in DX9 becomes easier.

The function calls you listed are not enough to render a second model.

On the contrary. It is enough to just set another world matrix and call the required rendering functions. The given functions are rather pseudo of course.

However, I'm thinking that there is some ambiguity in the OPs message. I'm not sure whether he managed to draw something or not.

Cheers!

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The function calls you listed are not enough to render a second model.

On the contrary. It is enough to just set another world matrix and call the required rendering functions. The given functions are rather pseudo of course.
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Oh, I must have missed that those short statements were meant to be pseudo code.

Thanks for answers. But now i have problem. here is link.

http://www.gamedev.net/topic/630488-terrain-texture-problem/