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page_type: sample | ||
languages: | ||
- cpp | ||
products: | ||
- windows-api-win32 | ||
name: 11 on 12 Sample | ||
urlFragment: 11-on-12-sample | ||
description: Demonstrates how to use Direct3D 11-based rendering in combination with Direct3D 12. | ||
extendedZipContent: | ||
- path: LICENSE | ||
target: LICENSE | ||
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# 11 on 12 Sample | ||
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![11On12 GUI](src/D3D1211On12.png) | ||
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This sample demonstrates how to use Direct3D 11 based rendering in combination with Direct3D 12 by sharing devices, command queues and resources between the 2 API versions. The sample illustrates this by using Direct2D to render a UI over Direct3D 12 content. This ability to share resources between runtimes makes porting apps/engines to 12 simpler as entire 11-based components, such as a UI system, can remain virtually untouched. | ||
This sample demonstrates how to use Direct3D 11 based rendering in combination with Direct3D 12 by sharing devices, command queues and resources between the 2 API versions. The sample illustrates this by using Direct2D to render a UI over Direct3D 12 content. This ability to share resources between runtimes makes porting apps/engines to 12 simpler as entire 11-based components, such as a UI system, can remain virtually untouched. |