MonoGameCategory

In today’s tutorial, I will show you how to draw a sprite on the MonoGame window. Use the utility to open the Content.mgcb file.

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[mythcat@desk MyGame001]$ cd Content/
[mythcat@desk Content]$ ls
bin  Content.mgcb  Fedora_logo.png  obj
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[mythcat@desk MyGame001]$ mgcb-editor

Add the sprite file using the Add Existing Item menu. I used the Fedora_logo.png file then build with the Build button. Add the following lines… Continue Reading MonoGame – Drawing a Sprite using Monogame.

An important element of a game is changing the resolution and switching the game to fullscreen. However, I would not like to complicate the tutorial so I will show you simply how to do this in MonoGame. First, create a new C# file and name it ResolutionChanger.cs, and add this… Continue Reading MonoGame – Changing the resolution.

In the last tutorial, I showed you how to instantiate a project in MonoGame. In today’s tutorial, I will show you how to create a file with a class and implement it in the basic project. Create a file in the folder named MyGame001 and rename this file ProblemReport.cs. Add… Continue Reading MonoGame – Use a new class in the base example.

Today I started a new series of tutorials for those who follow this website related to C# programming and the .NET library called MonoGame. The official website comes with many tutorials and information and documentation. MonoGame is a simple and powerful .NET library for creating games for desktop PCs, video… Continue Reading MonoGame – Install and first test on Fedora 33 distro Linux.

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