IADLX3DAnisotropicFiltering
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The IADLX3DAnisotropicFiltering interface configures the anisotropic filtering settings of a GPU.
| InterfaceId: | IADLX3DAnisotropicFiltering |
|---|---|
| Smart Pointer Interface Name: | IADLX3DAnisotropicFilteringPtr |
| Inherits: | IADLXInterface |
| Inherited By: | N/A |
Anisotropic filtering improves texture quality in most 3D applications on surfaces that appear far away or at odd angles – such as roads or trees – at the cost of some frame rate performance.
Only affects DirectX® 9 applications.
Methods
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
| GetLevel | Gets the current anisotropic filtering level on a GPU. |
| IsEnabled | Checks if anisotropic filtering is enabled on a GPU. |
| IsSupported | Checks if anisotropic filtering is supported on a GPU. |
| SetEnabled | Sets anisotropic filtering to an enabled or disabled state on a GPU. |
| SetLevel | Sets the anisotropic filtering level of a GPU. |
Requirements
| Header | include “I3DSettings.h” |
|---|---|
| Minimum version | 1.0 |
Example
To see how to use this interface in a C++ application, refer to the AnisotropicFiltering C++ sample.
For a C application, refer to the AnisotropicFiltering C sample.
Subpages
- GetLevel - Gets the current anisotropic filtering level on a GPU.
- IsEnabled - Checks if anisotropic filtering is enabled on a GPU.
- IsSupported - Checks if anisotropic filtering is supported on a GPU.
- SetEnabled - Sets anisotropic filtering to an enabled or disabled state on a GPU.
- SetLevel - Sets the anisotropic filtering level of a GPU.
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