A wrapper for D3D9, D3D11 and WndProc to let you execute your code before the original implementation.
- Build the project yourself or get the appropriate release build here.
- Load it into the target process.
- Include
include/MirrorHook.hppin your code. - Go to town via
MirrorHook::.
The release is inject-and-forget. You will practically never need to init MirrorHook yourself. However, in case it does fail, 3 manual methods of initialization exists:
MirrorHook::Init(with window handle)MirrorHook::Init(with window title)MirrorHook::Init(with directx device pointer)
// Example:
#include "path/to/MirrorHook/include/MirrorHook.hpp"
using namespace MirrorHook;
void __stdcall present_D3D11(IDXGISwapChain *pSwapChain, UINT SyncInterval, UINT Flags) {
// code...
// no need to return any values
}
void __stdcall endscene_D3D9(void *pDevice) {
// code...
// no need to return any values
}
void init() {
D3D9::AddExtension(D3D9::Type::EndScene, &endscene_D3D9);
D3D11::AddExtension(D3D11::Type::Present, &present_D3D11);
}