Jabo's Direct3d6 1.5.2 Plugin 25
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To use this, simply download the file from here, unzip it and place the d3d6_*_*.zip files into the install/plugins/ directory. D3D9/D3D10 are the most important ones you should change to suit your game, at least with the Jabo's Direct3D9 plugin. The other ones you can change as you wish. The files you need to change are d3d9_*_*.diz and d3d10_*_*.diz.
Jabo's Direct3D9 - The most important change to make is simply changing the Direct3D9 to Direct3D6. The other files you can change as you wish. The files you need to change are d3d9_*_*.diz and d3d10_*_*.diz.
Jabo's Direct3D10 - The most important change to make is simply changing the Direct3D10 to Direct3D6. The other files you can change as you wish. The files you need to change are d3d10_*_*.diz and d3d10_*_*.diz.
Your Choice - This will change the graphics plugin in the debug ROM to whatever you select. This is useful if you want to test out the graphics of your game better. For the value editing and stuff, I don't really know how to help you. If you want to change it, you will have to figure out how yourself.
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