I was wondering, though I have got quite a few articles in this regard and all of them are for previous versions of XNA or not what I need, is it possible to embed an xna game in a asp.net website???
I just recently downloaded the new version of XNA, and trying to follow a tutorial (that I thought was updated with the new version) I am getting a few errors
I just started using XNA Framework 4.0 today, and I was wondering what the easiest way was to get input from the keyboard. I recognize a lot of C++ in C# but the whole Java side of it is alien to me.
I am try to get the 4.0 up and running in VS 2010, I downloaded, I installed, I launched VS2010 following the instructions at this link: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb203893.aspx. I click
I\'m beginning to port my game over to XNA from a C/OpenGL codebase.I\'m just now getting to the rendering code, and I\'m wondering what the best methods would be for transitioning from a system where
I come from the land of OpenGL, so I\'m similar with glColor functions, and how they work with the textures that get outputed using the default GL blending methods.I can\'t seem to get GraphicsDevice.
Does anyone know开发者_如何学Python if Dotfuscator supports WinPhone7 and XNA applications ?Currently Dotfuscator does support full XNA applications, both obfuscation and injecting Runtime Intelligenc
I asked this on the XNA forums but I guess since most people there would specialize in C# I didn\'t get much help with this
I know this is probably a very simple question, but I can\'t seem to figure it out. First of all, I want to specify that I did look over Google and SO for half an hour or so without finding the answer
XNA has the following Matrix objects under BasicEffect public Matrix World public Matrix View public Matrix Projection