Xna racing game sample

I say it is bad because it is currently hardcoded for viewing a level top down, it works, it is just specialized for the game I designed it for. I will be updating it soon. The 2D part uses textured quads not spriteBatch. This is because the gameobject has a layers property as you would expect!. GameObject3D also contains the layers property so you can intermingle 2D and 3D to your hearts' content and not be ripping out your hair!

Easily move objects by using destination property, and catch events like OnClick , OnCollision. ParticleEffects XML editor scripts gameobject s to spawn with SimpleEmitter f4 reloads changes in gameplay so you can edit them on the fly. The engine runs pretty damn decent, it is not going to shatter any records but for the hobbiest it can get you by on XBOX game which is actually saying a lot from my experience with XBOX.

This allows you to have nearly unlimited amounts of objects lying around that are not being used. It uses heavy OO structure which lags xbox quite a bit due to the amount of overrides but it is easier to use so that is more important than performance. The necessary resources such as sound effects, sound effect instances, sprite fonts, 2D Textures and Object initialization of class types are there with in the class. LoadContent method loads each and every texture and sound files within the WindowsGame2Content Directory of the Game's root directory into the Game Class.

This is an important coding section where you've to closely look at each and every. The time since the last update call is passed as parameters to the method.

The screen state enumeration list includes two constants namely controllerDetect and title among which for the controllerDetect , updateControllerDetectScreen method looks for the 'Enter' key down to set the currentScreenState to title. Could not load tags. Latest commit. Git stats 14 commits. Failed to load latest commit information. Rebase commit after moving out ZIP's. Sep 10, MXA Studio. Nov 13, MonoGameSamples 20ee Update MonoGame Samples ref. Oct 19, As the focus of the Red Dog application is to show how Azure services can be used in a gaming scenario it would make sense to start with a sample game.

This should allow the majority of the development to be focused on the implementation of the cloud services and integrating them with the game. The game is written in C using the XNA framework, and the full source code for the game is available. The sample also includes the models, textures and audio files, which are great fun to customize to add a cloudy feel to the game. The game source code is available here.