DXS v1.1.0

What's New

[06/27/2025] Experimental D3D12 Proxy Support

DXS now includes initial support for Direct3D 12 via a proxy DLL.
This enables mesh capture from modern D3D12-based games — similar to our D3D9 pipeline.

⚠️ Important Notice
This is an early version of D3D12 support. It may contain bugs or cause crashes in some games.
I don't have access to every game to test compatibility, so if you experience problems, please help by opening an issue:
👉 Report an Issue

Your help is essential to improve compatibility across more titles!

🔁 Recap from Previous Version (v1.0.1)

[06/11/2025] Support for D3DPT_TRIANGLESTRIP in D3D9

Expanded support for additional primitive types in D3D9.
This improves mesh export accuracy and coverage in games that use TRIANGLESTRIP.

🙏 Special Thanks

Thank you to everyone who downloaded, tested, and provided feedback on DXS.
This project grows with your support — feel free to suggest ideas, report issues, or contribute!

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What's New in v1.0.1

• [06/11/2025] Added support for D3DPT_TRIANGLESTRIP primitive type

This update expands compatibility with a broader range of Direct3D9 primitives, allowing better export coverage for in-game geometry.

v1.0.0 — Initial Release (06/11/2025)

This is the first stable release of the project. It introduces the core functionality necessary for capturing and exporting geometry data from Direct3D 9 applications.

Features

• Real-time mesh extraction through a proxy d3d9.dll
• Automatic export to .obj format, including:
  • Vertex positions (v)
  • Normals (vn)
  • Texture coordinates (vt)
• Smart UV offset detection for variable vertex layouts
• Basic logging and diagnostics
• Build system included (Makefile or Visual Studio project)

Fixes

• [06/11/2025] Resolved a critical issue with incorrect UV coordinate extraction (handling of NaN and variable stride offsets)