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directX documentation & directX graph

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    dear All, a) downloaded and installed the latest directX sdk for c# yesterday. however, discoffered that the documentation is only for c++ although c# is mentioned on the download website. is there a c# directX doc? b) i want to make an application showing loads of bars (bit like a bar chart). what is the best fucntion to do this in directX c#. i was looking at vertex stuff, but i think it's a bit of an overkill for say 256 bars - output of an FFT) many thanks, Dominik

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      dear All, a) downloaded and installed the latest directX sdk for c# yesterday. however, discoffered that the documentation is only for c++ although c# is mentioned on the download website. is there a c# directX doc? b) i want to make an application showing loads of bars (bit like a bar chart). what is the best fucntion to do this in directX c#. i was looking at vertex stuff, but i think it's a bit of an overkill for say 256 bars - output of an FFT) many thanks, Dominik

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      As for the answer to b, I suggest the C# multimedia - DirectX[^] section on CP. My article is on a 2D game port and there are others that talk about just 2D and not 3D. Steve Maier, MCSD MCAD

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