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The Other Information section hold all information and downloads that are not critically essential, but useful all the same. It acts as a sister section to Essential improvements.

The API and Middleware tables also reside here. Note that both tables are always placed at the top of the section.

General

All guidelines that apply to to the Essential improvements section apply here as well.

Some examples of what would be placed in this section:

• General console commands list
• Steps to add alternate OS support
• Wine setup tips
• Cosmetic/enhanced visuals mods
• Downgrading the game
• Anything that would not fit in either the Essential improvements or Issues fixed sections

API table

See {{API}} for the condensed template documentation.

Syntax

Swinsian 2 1 3 – music manager and player software. Example

The first major table of the section, the API table tracks all the graphics APIs and rendering modes available for a game.

General rules

• Fill in the relevant fields only. Leave the rest blank. If you know a particular 3D renderer is used but aren't sure which version of the renderer it is, set it to true.

Field breakdown

Do not list render versions or APIs that can be forced for a game but otherwise is not confirmed working entirely for the whole game! A present issue on PCGamingWiki is that editors mistakenly lists various Direct3D versions as supported by games solely because the underlying engine they make use of supports such a version (most commonly for Unity and Unreal Engine games) and because a command-line argument can be used to force the engine to make use of that particular version — but without actually confirming full support for the game itself and its assets. This creates inaccuracies and misinforms other readers attempting to and expecting a fully functioning game but instead ends up with a broken game that barely works, suffers from major limitations, or various bugs.

DirectX OpenGL equivalents

For DirectX 12.x, OpenGL has no equivalent version. The closest equivalents available are Mantle and Vulkan, both entirely separate APIs.

For games using both DirectX and OpenGL, it may be difficult to determine what version of OpenGL the game is using. The developer may not provide a specific version.

That being said, knowing just the DirectX version used can give a rough estimate on the equivalent OpenGL version.

DirectX and associated Shader model versions

For 3D games using DirectX, the Shader model field must be filled in. However, the Shader model version used may not be provided by the developer.

Unless otherwise specified, the associated Shader model version is what that version of DirectX is using.

Middleware table

See {{Middleware}} for the condensed template documentation.

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Example

The second major table of the section, the Middleware table lists all the known 3rd party middleware (i.e. not a proprietary in-house solution, integrated as part of the game engine or as part of a graphics API) included with the game. https://iphonesoft.mystrikingly.com/blog/treasure-diver-mac-os.

There are six major types of middleware relevant to the wiki that are tracked:

Known middleware DLL files

One method of detecting what middleware a game uses is looking through its files for specific DLL files.

This is a list of all the DLL files associated with middleware:

Physics

Audio

Interface

Input

Some examples of what would be placed in this section:

• General console commands list
• Steps to add alternate OS support
• Wine setup tips
• Cosmetic/enhanced visuals mods
• Downgrading the game
• Anything that would not fit in either the Essential improvements or Issues fixed sections

API table

See {{API}} for the condensed template documentation.

Syntax

Swinsian 2 1 3 – music manager and player software. Example

The first major table of the section, the API table tracks all the graphics APIs and rendering modes available for a game.

General rules

• Fill in the relevant fields only. Leave the rest blank. If you know a particular 3D renderer is used but aren't sure which version of the renderer it is, set it to true.

Field breakdown

Do not list render versions or APIs that can be forced for a game but otherwise is not confirmed working entirely for the whole game! A present issue on PCGamingWiki is that editors mistakenly lists various Direct3D versions as supported by games solely because the underlying engine they make use of supports such a version (most commonly for Unity and Unreal Engine games) and because a command-line argument can be used to force the engine to make use of that particular version — but without actually confirming full support for the game itself and its assets. This creates inaccuracies and misinforms other readers attempting to and expecting a fully functioning game but instead ends up with a broken game that barely works, suffers from major limitations, or various bugs.

DirectX OpenGL equivalents

For DirectX 12.x, OpenGL has no equivalent version. The closest equivalents available are Mantle and Vulkan, both entirely separate APIs.

For games using both DirectX and OpenGL, it may be difficult to determine what version of OpenGL the game is using. The developer may not provide a specific version.

That being said, knowing just the DirectX version used can give a rough estimate on the equivalent OpenGL version.

DirectX and associated Shader model versions

For 3D games using DirectX, the Shader model field must be filled in. However, the Shader model version used may not be provided by the developer.

Unless otherwise specified, the associated Shader model version is what that version of DirectX is using.

Middleware table

See {{Middleware}} for the condensed template documentation.

Novikov - a guide to fixing the universe mac os. Syntax

Example

The second major table of the section, the Middleware table lists all the known 3rd party middleware (i.e. not a proprietary in-house solution, integrated as part of the game engine or as part of a graphics API) included with the game. https://iphonesoft.mystrikingly.com/blog/treasure-diver-mac-os.

There are six major types of middleware relevant to the wiki that are tracked:

Known middleware DLL files

One method of detecting what middleware a game uses is looking through its files for specific DLL files.

This is a list of all the DLL files associated with middleware:

Physics

Audio

Interface

Input

Cutscenes

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Multiplayer

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Physics 101 contains over 75 equations and over a dozen simulations and tools covering the most important aspects of physics. Simulate a circuit, or launch a projectile, or work with the most common force diagram situations, and more. Whether you are a teacher wanting to augment your lessons or a student wanting better grasp of the material, Physics 101 is your go-to solution.

Physics is more than just a numerical answer - it is about understanding the rich nature behind the equations. Each formula explains its purpose and lists out an explanation for each of the variables used. Since Physics 101 lets you calculate values on the fly you can start to uncover the subtle and nuanced nature of the equations as you manipulate values in the formulas and simulations.

Major features include:

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• 75+ Physics Equations organized in over a dozen section
• Circuit Analysis Simulator
• Force Simulator
• Lab Report
• Motion Analysis Feature
• Optics Simulator
• Orbits simulator
• Oscillations
• Periodic Table
• Printable Formula Guides
• Projectile Simulator
• Quadratic Root Solver
• QuickCal
• RelativisticFX
• Superposition
• Unit Converter
• Vector-Addition Tool