December 4, 2015

• D3D12UWPGame and D3D12Win32Game templates for VS 2015 using the Windows Tools
• Minor code cleanup for Direct3D 11 templates

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November 17, 2015

• Updated UWP template
• Added use of /fp:fast for all configurations; /arch:SSE2 for the x86 platform

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July 29, 2015

• More tweaks for the template
• Updated for VS 2015 RTM

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June 24, 2015 (v1.1)

Updated Direct3D Win32 Game template:

• Ensure window is initially created with the Game::GetDefaultSize as the client size (rather than window size)
• Added w, h parameters to Game::Initialize and Game::OnWindowSizeChanged, which are stored in Game variable members m_outputWidth, m_outputHeight
• Set viewports each frame rather than relying on frame-to-frame state persistence
• Uses D24S8 depth buffer instead of D32/D16
• VS 2013 and VS 2015 version

Created a prototype Direct3D UWP Game template for VS 2015 RC for the Windows 10 Preview

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June 18, 2015 (v1.0)

No change to template, just regenerated VSIX file.

This template is now licensed under the MIT license rather than the MS-PL

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January 6, 2015 (v1.0)

Initial version with VS 2013 project files related to this blog post.

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