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Topic on Talk:A.I.M. 2: Clan Wars

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I'm late to this, but I'll add a few things.
 
I'm late to this, but I'll add a few things.
  
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dgvoodoo doesn't make calls to system d3d files. The interfaces are withing the dll files of the program, D3D2-6 (d3dim.dll) and D3D7 (d3dim700.dll) are implemented in d3dimm.dll, and D3D8 and 9 have their own dll files.
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dgvoodoo doesn't make calls to system d3d files. The interfaces are within the dll files of the program, D3D2-6 (d3dim.dll) and D3D7 (d3dim700.dll) are implemented in d3dimm.dll, and D3D8 and 9 have their own dll files.
  
 
It has a tracing feature where you can exactly see which interfaces are called, which would reveal which D3D version is used. I haven't personally tested this game though.
 
It has a tracing feature where you can exactly see which interfaces are called, which would reveal which D3D version is used. I haven't personally tested this game though.