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64 bit, Android TV, CUDA, Developer Tools, GameWorks, Lollipop, OpenGL, Shield, tegra, Tegra Android Development Pack, Tegra X1
Get ready to develop for the cutting edge of the gaming revolution with Tegra Android Development Pack 4.0R1 (TADP 4.0R1). With support for the newly announced NVIDIA® SHIELD™ powered by NVIDIA® Tegra® X1 processor with NVIDIA® Maxwell™ PC graphics architecture running Google Android TV operating system, TADP 4.0R1 will prepare your development environment with Android application development needs, including all software tools required to start development in a...
UPDATE: glNext is now called Vulkan. Get the full details over at Khronos.org glNext: The Future of High Performance Graphics (Presented by Valve) Date: Thursday, March 5, 10:00am - 11:00am Johan Andersson | Technical Fellow, Electronic Arts, Frostbite Engine Team Pierre-Loup Griffais | Developer, Valve Software John McDonald | Developer, Valve Software Niklas Smedberg | Senior Engine Programmer, Epic Games Dan Baker | Graphics Architect, Oxide Games Aras Pranckevicius |...
CUDA, Developer Tools, DirectX, GameWorks, Nsight Visual Studio Edition, OpenGL
NVIDIA Nsight™ Visual Studio Edition 4.5 final is now available for download in the NVIDIA GameWorks Registered Developer Program. This release improves OpenGL 4.3 support, increases performance of graphics applications running in the Frame Debugger and Analysis Tracing, and includes support for CUDA 7.0 RC. Download Nsight Visual Studio Edition 4.5 To download, you must be a member of the NVIDIA GameWorks Registered Developer Program and signed into your account. To...
NVIDIA has a packed agenda planned for GDC along with some big announcements. Whether you are a mobile, desktop or cloud based developer, we have something for you. We will have a large booth showing off the latest in gaming technologies and we will have lots of engineers available to talk on a wide range of topics. Check out our full GDC Schedule here! See you at the show! Advanced Visual Effects with DirectX 11...
GameWorks, GameWorks Expert Developer
As part of our day-to-day at NVIDIA we’ve been helping a developer to integrate one of our GameWorks libraries into the Unity engine. The GameWorks library in question is HBAO+ and after a quick initial assessment we discovered that it would be possible to achieve this without; A) needing to modify the internals of the library itself and B) use the existing functionality available in Unity for creating graphics plugins. Both of these are great news, as it means the process is...