I don t need tutorials talking about fvf or how to draw a triangle. I need some free tutorials that are about advanced things like meshes shadering.
There aren t too many good tutorials I ve seen on mesh shaders, but it s not too hard to figure out yourself if you understand both shaders and meshes.
If I understand what you mean by "mesh shadering" properly (guessing shaders applied to meshes, material shaders I call them), then you simply have to use the D3DXEffect stuff and apply the shader before drawing the mesh.
IF you re trying to understand shaders, there are plenty of books around that cover almost every aspect, for all different languages and systems. It s oddly hard to find a simple tutorial, but for anything more complex, the GPU Gems series comes to mind.
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