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|[https://github.com/darlinghq/indium Indium] | |||
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:Not as versatile as dgVoodoo2, however it's the only wrapper that can wrap Direct3D 8 into 9. Its main advantage is Windows XP support, which dgVoodoo2 lacks. It's specifically useful for Windows XP running in VMware, since VMware's Direct3D 8 acceleration has graphical and/or performance issues. | :Not as versatile as dgVoodoo2, however it's the only wrapper that can wrap Direct3D 8 into 9. Its main advantage is Windows XP support, which dgVoodoo2 lacks. It's specifically useful for Windows XP running in VMware, since VMware's Direct3D 8 acceleration has graphical and/or performance issues. | ||
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:A implementation of Metal on top of Vulkan, originally devolped by iglunix and later by Darling the open-source macOS compatibility layer. | |||
;MoltenVK | ;MoltenVK | ||