I'm using it to set the height of the player and camera, but it eats up 6FPS.  Is there a better way to do it? Thanks!

I'm very new to audio.  I stumbled across the following code and I'm using the it to play audio .mp3s in my DX9.0 app.  ( Nov 08 SDK ) ::CoInitialize(NULL);   ...

[quote user="Craig Martin"]Sorry I can't help you there, it is beyond my knowledge, but it looks like you are closing in on the bug. Someone else here may know. Good luck.[/quote] Thanks for your help - you got me lookin in the right direction. I have a temporary workaround by adding 0.01f to the calculation. ...

I believe the problem is the following.  The AMD and Intel chips seem to hold the floating point values retrieved from the vertex buffer differently.     for( int counter = 0; counter < numberVerts; counter++ )       {   ...

Strange.  Same number of vertices in the mesh on the two PC's ( same mesh file ), but the values of the vertices on the final row are 0.0f/0.0f/0.0f on the Intel PC, but valid on the AMD PC.  Gonna do some more digging.

Tried another AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dualcore PC with Nvidia 6150SE and it has no problem.  Looks like it's tied to Intel chips at the moment.  Still testing tho.

Thanks for the kind comment! Good call - will check the pixels with PIX. Will doublecheck that both are running the same device options, but I believe I have them forced currently. TY - will check back in with test info.

More info.  Apparently it isn't tied to the Video card.  An 8800GT on an Intel Pentium 4 ( single core ) CPU has the problem as well.  Is this an Intel issue?

For some reason, on some video cards, ( running from same networked copy of the client / media ) I will lose textured quads along seams.  Here are the examples.  The missing rows are rows x = 127 / y = 127 ( 0 to 127 ) Any ideas? Also, the CPU's are different.  The problem PC is an Intel 6700 with NVidia 260 and the working PC is an AMD ...

Where can I find the FrameTransformationMatrix for each subset in the mesh?  By looking through the .x file, I see the following:   Frame Plane01 {   FrameTransformMatrix {   ...