Broken link to DXSDK (June 2010) in docs

Visual, Game & Mobile Development VR & AR Graphics & Audio VR and AR Streaming (CloudXR)
#1

Is the June 2010 version of the DXSDK still the one that is required for the CloudXR server to run on a Windows 10 machine? If so, the link in the docs is broken and it seems difficult to find a trustworthy download of the SDK:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=8109

Any other resources available?

Thanks,
Yuli

#2

Hi @yuli - Thanks for reporting this! Go ahead and use this link for now: Download DirectX 11 Technology Update from Official Microsoft Download Center

We will update our SDK guide.

Thanks!

Veronica

#3

Great, many thanks!

#4

Actually, just looking at the new link you’ve provided - that also doesn’t look quite right? It seems to be a link to a presentation about DX11, but not the SDK itself…

#5

Also, @Veronica_NVIDIA, not sure if this is related to the above, but I’m struggling to get the server running locally. It seems to install just fine, however I only see a blank space in the SteamVR status window:
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The CloudXRRemoteHMD add-on is present and enabled in the Steam settings…

Any ideas?

#6

OK, this turns out to be expected behaviour, but the docs make it a bit confusing.

@Veronica_NVIDIA I would suggest adding a note at the end of section 2.2 of the docs that you will not see the icons in the SteamVR status window appear until a client attempts to connect…