void R_Mesh_SetRenderTargetsD3D9(IDirect3DSurface9 *depthsurface, IDirect3DSurface9 *colorsurface0, IDirect3DSurface9 *colorsurface1, IDirect3DSurface9 *colorsurface2, IDirect3DSurface9 *colorsurface3)
{
// LordHavoc: for some weird reason the redundant SetDepthStencilSurface calls are necessary (otherwise the lights fail depth test, as if they were using the shadowmap depth surface and render target still)
-// if (gl_state.d3drt_depthsurface == depthsurface && gl_state.d3drt_colorsurfaces[0] == colorsurface0 && gl_state.d3drt_colorsurfaces[1] == colorsurface1 && gl_state.d3drt_colorsurfaces[2] == colorsurface2 && gl_state.d3drt_colorsurfaces[3] == colorsurface3)
-// return;
+ if (gl_state.d3drt_depthsurface == depthsurface && gl_state.d3drt_colorsurfaces[0] == colorsurface0 && gl_state.d3drt_colorsurfaces[1] == colorsurface1 && gl_state.d3drt_colorsurfaces[2] == colorsurface2 && gl_state.d3drt_colorsurfaces[3] == colorsurface3)
+ return;
gl_state.framebufferobject = depthsurface != gl_state.d3drt_backbufferdepthsurface || colorsurface0 != gl_state.d3drt_backbuffercolorsurface;
-// if (gl_state.d3drt_depthsurface != depthsurface)
+ if (gl_state.d3drt_depthsurface != depthsurface)
{
gl_state.d3drt_depthsurface = depthsurface;
IDirect3DDevice9_SetDepthStencilSurface(vid_d3d9dev, gl_state.d3drt_depthsurface);