Out of place sunglasses and black bars infront of NPC's eyes.

[Canderous Ordo]

Is this intentional? Because seeing Paul or Bob Page with sunglasses looks out of place. Also some of the NSF guards in the liberty island tutorial level have black bars covering their eyes.

[Canderous Ordo]

Here are a few screenshots I took:

http://i.imgur.com/e39PDYw.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/OUncco2.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/mYPeEuI.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/r1Vrk2S.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/aPB0qSw.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/B5cFOzY.jpg

[Canderous Ordo]

Oh forgot to mention that this is on the Directx10 Renderer.

[Canderous Ordo]

Alright, it seems like it's a DX10 issue only, it's fixed in DX9

[Owlet VII]

Turn off alpha to coverage.

[PolaricEntropy]

That's another point for recommending and only supporting the D3D9 one.

[Owlet VII]

Well, D3D9 is unplayable for me, with all UE1 games, so I have to use D3D10.

[PolaricEntropy]

Originally posted by Owlet VII:

Well, D3D9 is unplayable for me, with all UE1 games, so I have to use D3D10.

Why is that?

[Owlet VII]

No idea, Deus Ex gives me a black screen when using D3D9 in fullscreen (works fine in windowed mode though), and Unreal and UT99 run at extremely low framerates with it.

[Canderous Ordo]

Originally posted by Owlet VII:

Turn off alpha to coverage.

Where can you do that?

[PolaricEntropy]

Originally posted by Owlet VII:

No idea, Deus Ex gives me a black screen when using D3D9 in fullscreen (works fine in windowed mode though), and Unreal and UT99 run at extremely low framerates with it.

Have you tried changing the resolution from the default 1024x768 to your native one? It can be done if you add -changevideo to the launch options, if you are unable to change it in-game. Don't forget to remove the launch options thing later.

However that is odd, but issues like these are bound to happen to someone. Might be an issue with your particular configuration and D3D9.

Try the enhanced OpenGL renderer (http://www.cwdohnal.com/utglr/dxglr21.zip) extract in Deus Ex\System.

[Owlet VII]

Open the console (with the ~ key, in case you don't know), type "preferences", go to Rendering -> Direct3D 10 support and set AlphaToCoverage to False.

[Owlet VII]

Originally posted by MrRobotBear:

Try the enhanced OpenGL renderer (http://www.cwdohnal.com/utglr/dxglr21.zip) extract in Deus Ex\System.

Yeah, I have the enhanced OpenGL renderer too, use it for Unreal, but Direct3D10 seems to work better on my system with Deus Ex for some reason (plus its optional HDR lighting looks nice with DX imo).

Any specific reasons why D3D9 is better than 10 with Revision? Any changes to the engine that D3D10 would bug out from?

EDIT: Except for the one shown in this topic.

[PolaricEntropy]

Well, D3D10 is a bit slower then D3D9, it has some issues on nVidia cards and a few other random bugs like this one. Revision is already performance constrained as it is. Otherwise, no real changes in the rendering system that would affect stability of any render.