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How to tell which face of a ID3DXMesh is mapped to which material slot?

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Just didn't know why when I try to retrieve the attribute table from the m_pOrigMesh after it gets loaded, it reports zero attributes, only after I setup the subsets, that is the attribute table manually. I would like to first assign the original materials to the attribute table or buffer an initial value, and when I want to change certain parts, I alter the table. But since I don't have this information handy, that is which face is mapping to which material slot, when I make up a certain material for a certain subset, I need to make up the rest of the material mapping, which the original intentions were no change. Any ideas? Thanks Jack if (FAILED(D3DXLoadMeshFromXA(pFilename, D3DXMESH_MANAGED, d3d::GetInstance().GetDevice(), NULL, &l_buff, NULL, &numMats, &m_pOrigMesh))) { cout << "Failed to load mesh: " << pFilename << endl; throw(cError); } } else { cout << "Failed to load mesh: " << pFilename << endl; throw(cError); } D3DXMATERIAL* _mats = (D3DXMATERIAL*)l_buff->GetBufferPointer(); DWORD numFaces = m_pOrigMesh->GetNumFaces();

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