3D Graphics Problem when enabling DirectX

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Bangla
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3D Graphics Problem when enabling DirectX

Post by Bangla »

Hi,

I have Virtual Box version 4.2.6 r82870. I created an Win7-64bit vm image and running on my win7-64bit host. I've also enabled the Guest Addition and 3D acceleration options along with required memory and display parameters (ran dxdiag). The application I am trying to run is Altium Designer and it appears to be working/running except when I go into ED mode.

The graphics of the 3D view of the items are all in Black and missing details (figure: Board_3D_View.png). Altium software requires that host graphics card must support DirectX 9.0c and Shader model 3. My host platform has NVIDIA Quadro 5010M (Figure: GC_on_host.png) which supports the required spec. When I run the DirectX test in Altium Designer on the VM, It reports no compatibility issue (Figure: DirectX_Test.png).

I am wondering if anyone could assist on this and help finding the root cause or how to resolve the symptom.


Thanks.
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mpack
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Re: 3D Graphics Problem when enabling DirectX

Post by mpack »

Why on earth did you post this in "Third Party Applications"? Moving to "Windows Guests".
msteele
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Re: 3D Graphics Problem when enabling DirectX

Post by msteele »

Is there any progress on Shader Model 3 support? We're interested in running an EPIC UNREAL based training simulation on VirtualBox, but SM3 is a requirement. In tests last year, it wasn't working...looks like it's still not working?

What happened to all of the Wine3D integration effort? I thought that was going to provide DirectX3D with SM3 support 4 years ago.

Thanks
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