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It sounds like you can solve this with the GetLevelDesc method.<br />
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LPDIRECT3DTEXTURE9 pTexture;<br />
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&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;D3DSURFACE_DESC desc;<br />
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;pTexture-&gt;GetLevelDesc(0,&amp;<wbr />desc);<br />
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;int width = desc.Width;<br />
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;int height = desc.Height;<br />
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The D3DSURFACE_DESC structure has a lot of other members, but I doubt they'd be very helpful to you.<br />
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Good luck
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It sounds like you can solve this with the GetLevelDesc method.

LPDIRECT3DTEXTURE9 pTexture;

      D3DSURFACE_DESC desc;
      pTexture->GetLevelDesc(0,&desc);
      int width = desc.Width;
      int height = desc.Height;


The D3DSURFACE_DESC structure has a lot of other members, but I doubt they'd be very helpful to you.

Good luck

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I've tried that method, but level 0's width and height are converted to powers of 2, equal to or greater than the original dimensions<br />
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ie 40x80 becomes 64x128<br />
Is there
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I've tried that method, but level 0's width and height are converted to powers of 2, equal to or greater than the original dimensions

ie 40x80 becomes 64x128
Is there

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whoops<br />
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*Is there a way to keep the original size? As far as I can tell, the textures are being expanded to meet 2^n sizes, but that doesn't matter when you go to draw them as sprites, because the extra area is transparent<br />
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I just need to find the centers of the actual original image so I can place image on top
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whoops

*Is there a way to keep the original size? As far as I can tell, the textures are being expanded to meet 2^n sizes, but that doesn't matter when you go to draw them as sprites, because the extra area is transparent

I just need to find the centers of the actual original image so I can place image on top

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I've written a graphics engine for a 2d game using the DirectX 9 'Sprite' system.<br />
I simply need to know how to find the widths of strangely dimensioned textures during runtime (eg 80x60, 400x120, etc...)<br />

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I've written a graphics engine for a 2d game using the DirectX 9 'Sprite' system.
I simply need to know how to find the widths of strangely dimensioned textures during runtime (eg 80x60, 400x120, etc...)


Finding the Width of a DirectX 9 Texture

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