DirectX 11 Support (list of app titles)

Post an application name which requires DirectX 11 support. Vote for this feature suggestion if you also need it.

List of requested apps:

• Battlefield 1
• Call of Duty: Black Ops 3
  
• Autodesk 2018, Revit (to enable hardware acceleration)
• Lumion
• SketchUp 2017
• Player's Unknown Battleground
  
• Divinity: Original Sin 2
• Star Ocean - The Last Hope
• Dark Souls 3

 

why don't you support DirectX 12? it's lighter and faster, and I need it for kinect v2

 

Battlefield1 , Autodesk and all new Games & Graphics Programms...please fix this we don't need new smal tools..we need DirectX11 ..it's more than 3 Years..first post..

 

DX11 (DX12 if it's technically feasible) and OpenGL4 are simply required to call Parallels a "Professional" app.

 

black ops 3

 

I'm confused. DXDiag on my Windows 10 Creators Update VM shows version 12 of Direct X. Am I reading that right, as I also see a longer version type number below it starting with 10???

 

battlefield,blackoops,autodesk

 

Autodesk 2018 (hardware accelleration doesn't work), SketchUp 2017 (doesn't run), Lumion (doesn't run). DirectX 12 would be better.

 

As previously mentioned all the newer games require DirectX11 or 12 or Vulkan support. But note that for those games, being able to use more than 2GB VRAM is also important. I'd like to see that increase to 4GB at minimum, but if the only limitation is my physical RAM, I don't see why there should be limits at all.

 

This feature should have been created already. The use of 3d graphics acceleration in Paralles on mac products.
Without this, the use of Autodesk products in Windows ran with the help of Paralles on mac is on a very pour quality. Doesn't matter if your mac is a rocket, without the 3d graphics acceleration from Paralles you can't work right with Autocad or Revit.
You guys should develop this very fast.

 

hey, you know if 3d max is working well with parallels?

 

I can only assume that 3D Studio max is going to work the same as AutoCad and Revit in my case. That is on a decent level, but not great. You will have some lags and interuptions and it will depend on your mac and RAM memory.

 

The issue with graphics in parallels (and windows as the Guest OS) is that currently the feature set of direct x 11 and 12 is not implemented. This is due the fact that some key functions (to do with computing shaders etc) are not available on the macOS but are probably on your graphics card if you have a recent mac. With the addition of the Metal 2 API in "High Sierra" it should be possible to get the full DirectX 12 feature set. This will give the windows VMs a real boost in graphics compatibility and performance.
For now you could consider using your mac in boot camp with windows (where the full power of your graphics card should be available once you have the correct drivers installed)

 

You may also consider tweeking a few virtual machine settings:
On the CPU and memory section of the hardware tab make sure the following options are NOT checked
Extended memory limit
Adaptive Hypervisor
Enable nested virtualization
PMU virtualization

On the Graphics tab:
Set memory as high as you can
set 3d acceleration to DirectX 10 (for now)

 

Star Ocean - The Last Hope, if we're still taking suggestions.

 

Yes, @MarkL15, we do, thank you!

 

Battlefield 1




ems training

 

Divinity: Original Sin 2

 

Player's Unknown Battleground, directX 11 pleaaaaassssseeeeeee!!!

 

Age of Empires: Definitive Edition, uses WARP and DirectDraw which are included in DirectX 11 as far as my research has suggested.