... dem er: SELECT `Title`, `Author`, `RecID`, `Text Percentage Bottom`, `Copyright`, `Administrator`, `Words`, `Default Background`, `BK Type`, `BK Color`, `BK Gradient Color1`, `BK Gradient Color2`, `BK Gradient Shading`, `BK Gradient Variant`, `BK Texture`, `BK Bitmap Name`, `BK Bitmap`, `Favorite`, `Last Modified`, `Demo Data`, `Song Number`, `BK Thumbnail`, `Override Enabled`,...

... laver dem er: SELECT `Title`, `Author`, `RecID`, `Text Percentage Bottom`, `Copyright`, `Administrator`, `Words`, `Default Background`, `BK Type`, `BK Color`, `BK Gradient Color1`, `BK Gradient Color2`, `BK Gradient Shading`, `BK Gradient Variant`, `BK Texture`, `BK Bitmap Name`, `BK Bitmap`, `Favorite`, `Last Modified`, `Demo Data`, `Song Number`, `BK Thumbnail`, `Override Enabled`, `...

... struct PSOut{ float4 color0 : SV_Target0; float4 color1 : SV_Target1; float4 color2 : SV_Target2; }; PSOut PS(PSIn input){ PSOut output = (PSOut)output; output.color0 = input.color0; output.color1 = input.color1; outpur.color2 = input.color2; return output; } Simple enough, I just want to pass different attributes to ...

... wrong... struct PSOut{ float4 color0 : SV_Target0; float4 color1 : SV_Target1; float4 color2 : SV_Target2; }; PSOut PS(PSIn input){ PSOut output = (PSOut)output; output.color0 = input.color0; output.color1 = input.color1; outpur.color2 = input.color2; return output; } Simple enough, I just want to pass different ...

..., "bwtwo", "Sun Monochrome (bwtwo)" }, - { SBUS_DEVICE_CG2, FBTYPE_SUN2COLOR, "cgtwo", "Sun Color2 (cgtwo)" }, - { SBUS_DEVICE_CG3, FBTYPE_SUN3COLOR, "cgthree", "Sun Color3 (cgthree)" }, - { ... Monochrome (bwtwo)" }, + { SBUS_DEVICE_CG2, FBTYPE_SUN2COLOR, "cgtwo", NULL, "Sun Color2 (cgtwo)" }, + { SBUS_DEVICE_CG3, FBTYPE_SUN3COLOR, "cgthree", "suncg3", "Sun Color3 (cgthree)" }, ...

..., no matter which render texture I use for COLOR0 and what values I write. It is clearing the COLOR1 and COLOR2 textures to the clear color when I use a clear command. But it just seems to be not writing the COLOR1 and COLOR2 values in the pixel shader to their respective textures. My knowledge of PIX is low, but looking quickly at it,...

...IN, out float4 oCol : COLOR0, out float4 oNormal : COLOR1, out float4 oPos : COLOR2) { oCol = float4(1,0,0,0); oNormal = float4(0,1,0,0); ... is written to 'oCol - COLOR0' in the shader is fine, but COLOR1 and COLOR2 are never written to. The textures are fine also - if I set, say, ...

... IN, out float4 oCol : COLOR0, out float4 oNormal : COLOR1, out float4 oPos : COLOR2) { oCol = float4(1,0,0,0); oNormal = float4(0,1,0,0); ... Whatever is written to 'oCol - COLOR0' in the shader is fine, but COLOR1 and COLOR2 are never written to. The textures are fine also - if I set, say, ...

... IN, out float4 oCol : COLOR0, out float4 oNormal : COLOR1, out float4 oPos : COLOR2) { oCol = float4(1,0,0,0); oNormal = float4(0,1,0,0); ... Whatever is written to 'oCol - COLOR0' in the shader is fine, but COLOR1 and COLOR2 are never written to. The textures are fine also - if I set, say, ...

... IN, out float4 oCol : COLOR0, out float4 oNormal : COLOR1, out float4 oPos : COLOR2) { oCol = float4(1,0,0,0); oNormal = float4(0,1,0,0); oPos ... Whatever is written to 'oCol - COLOR0' in the shader is fine, but COLOR1 and COLOR2 are never written to. The textures are fine also - if I set, say, ...