How can i write a text to screen in the DXHookD3D11.cs ? about direct3dhook HOT 4 CLOSED

Take a look at the code within FramesPerSecond class, it uses a font
rendering class that I've included in that project under
Capture\Hook\Common\TextElement.cs is passed to Hook\DX11\OverlayEngine.cs
which in turn uses the DXFont.cs and DXSprite.cs classes to render the text.

So you can simply do something like:

new Capture.Hook.Common.TextElement(new System.Drawing.Font("Arial",
16)) {Text="The
Text to display", Location = new System.Drawing.Point(5,5), Color =
System.Drawing.Color.Red, AntiAliased = true }

Note the use of Text=".....".

Cheers,
J

On Fri, May 1, 2015 at 8:41 PM, Csharper1972 [email protected]
wrote:

For example this line in DXHookD3D11.cs write on the screen the fps(frames
per second).

new Capture.Hook.Common.FramesPerSecond(new System.Drawing.Font("Arial",
16)) { Location = new System.Drawing.Point(5,5), Color =
System.Drawing.Color.Red, AntiAliased = true }

Now let's say i want to write on screen something else for example the
words "Hello World" on location instead 5,5 but 5,30

How can i do it ? So when i'm running the game a Directx 11 game i will
see the frapes per second and under it i will see the text "Hello World"

I tried to read about how making a Font in directx11 . For example i
searched in google and found about DirectWrite:
http://sharpdx.org/documentation/api/n-sharpdx-directwrite
But i didn't understand how to use it since in the Capture project the
SharpDX dosen't have the namespace DirectWrite.

Maybe you know and can show me how to add more text on screen ? Like it
show the frames per second on screen so show other texts.

I found how to do it in DXHookD3D9.cs but in the DXHookD3D11.cs it's hard
i couldn't find how to dit yet.

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Ok it's working but not as i wanted i mean i see the text but what i did is added this line: new Capture.Hook.Common.TextElement(new System.Drawing.Font("Arial",16))
{Text=FramesPerSecond.RunTime.ToString(), Location = new System.Drawing.Point(5,30), Color =
System.Drawing.Color.Red, AntiAliased = true }

And you can see i did: Text=FramesPerSecond.RunTime.ToString() and in the FramesPerSecond class(Not the Capture.Hook.Common.FramesPerSecond) i added this part:

static DateTime _startTime = DateTime.Now;

    public static TimeSpan RunTime
    {
        get
        {
            return DateTime.Now - _startTime;
        }
    }

This is working fine in the DXHookD3D9.cs it's showing a clock showing me in real time how much time i'm playing. But in the DXHookD3D11.cs the line with the Text= it's just showing still text of the clock.

What should i do that it will show the clock running ?

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I mean that the line that display the fps i see on the game screen the fps change in real time live.
But the line with the Text = "text to display" when i'm doing
Text = FramesPerSecond.RunTime.ToString() i need to make Atl+Tab all the time to go to the windows and back to the game window then the value of the Text change. But i want that the Text will change in real time live on screen just like the fps.

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Probably need to add to diff spot, checkout how the frames per second is
added to the overlay engine in dx11

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I mean that the line that display the fps i see on the game screen the fps
change in real time live.
But the line with the Text = "text to display" when i'm doing

Text = FramesPerSecond.RunTime.ToString() i need to make Atl+Tab all the
time to go to the windows and back to the game window then the value of the
Text change. But i want that the Text will change in real time live on
screen just like the fps.

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