Direct3D 10

[Raven]

Here's link to Direct3D 10 for UT, U1, Rune and DeusEx: http://kentie.net/article/d3d10drv/ for all Vista/7 users. Didn't tested it yet but it seems like a really nice driver with all most important options.

[Shivaxi]

Yeah saw this on Oldunreal...looks nice. Smirf is considering optimizing this for 227 too ^^

[ividyon]

Quite nice. The most interesting feature is gamma correction - instead of using UT's normal formula, it seems to have changed to UT2004's approach, changing contrast as well. The driver highly enhances colours and enriches lighting, however fog seems to work differently. Most maps look much better in D3D10, but some are weirded up.

Have some comparison shots.
D3D10 D3D9
D3D10 D3D9
D3D10 D3D9 (note the fog, lamps and difference in colours)

[Darkon]

Changed the title.. it's about D3D, not DirectX..

[Buff Skeleton]

What do you think the Direct in Direct3D refers to? :p

[Darkon]

What do you think the Direct in Direct3D refers to? :p

ooooooooh.. yeah... and the X is equal to 10 of course.... at least to the Romans.. :p

[Buff Skeleton]

Nah, I'm pretty sure the X is just the placeholder for all the Direct things Microsoft bundles into their DirectX package. DirectSound, Direct3D, DirectInput, DirectDraw, etc. The X just makes it a catchier name, but any Direct3D driver is simply the video extension of DirectX. Like how UT2kX refers to UT2k3 and UT2k4, etc.

[Darkon]

alright alright alright.. I'll change it back.

[UB_]

I need more shots and more info before I'm getting this; I don't want bugs or my game being screwed up. Although it's barely necessary in my opinion, it's just a microscopic boost of graphics.

[Shivaxi]

Why is "UT" written in front of the subject of this topic? This isn't just for UT...this is actually for multiple games, which is stated in the first post anyway...