dx9-ffp-port

Port DX9 shaders to FFP for RTX Remix by using a proxy to intercept draw calls, capture vertex shader constants, apply matrix transforms, and patch the game binaries to route rendering through the fixed-function pipeline.

RTX Remix requires fixed-function pipeline porting for DX9 games because shader-based rendering must be intercepted and translated into FFP draws to enable path-traced lighting and hardware transform compatibility.

Configure the DX9 proxy by copying the remix-comp-proxy toolset into your patch directory, setting up per-game hooks for DrawIndexedPrimitive, capturing VS constant layouts, and building to deploy the patched d3d9.dll.

This DX9 proxy porting workflow requires iterative per-game configuration, including static binary analysis to locate vertex shader constants and input layouts, meaning each game needs specific proxy hooks and texture stage setups.

Deploy the Remix proxy by copying the remix-comp-proxy toolset into your patch directory, configuring the proxy for your target DX9 game, building the patch, and placing the output d3d9.dll alongside the game binaries.

Limitations include the need for static analysis to discover VS constant layouts per game, manual configuration of texture stage setups, and iterative patching of game-specific hooks, as each DX9 title requires unique proxy configuration.