I have a little (in words) request for our great boris!
You already made some DX8 to DX9 converters (Silent Hill 2, GTA Vice City and GTA 3, Mafia), can you make a dedicated one for another very good looking game of the past so we can sweetfx-ize it? I'm talking about Unreal 2!

The ultimate dream is obviously a general DX7/DX8 converter, but I think it's asking to much! :p

And thanks for your work!

Ask SweetFX author, it's not my business

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I don't think SweetFX author is interested in making the DX8->DX9 wrapper for one game
SweetFX is only an example of DX9 based postprocessing tool, I only asked for the converter 'cause a dedicated ENB release seems too much!

Well, I'll put in this way, a complete dedicated ENB release dedicated to Unreal 2 would be awesome!
All the (giant) Unreal community will be always grateful to you!

If it will work with UT2004, then ok, i don't want to convert to Unreal 2, because this engine don't want to work with convertors and i need to research why.

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UT 2004 64 bit has already an official DX9 renderer! And it's working really well!
http://www.fileplanet.com/157400/150000 ... indows%5D-

It's why it would be awesome to have a DX9 converter for U2 (and for Deus Ex Invisible War and Thief Deadly Shadows )

Thief 3 use opengl as i remember and not all games have same renders, it frequently differ and as i said, unreal engine by some reason won't work with convertor

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Thief DS (3) renderer is DX8/8.1.
You can check with Rivatuner.

UT 2004 has a DX8 - DX9 (64 bit only) - OpenGL renderer.