XNA Environment Engine
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What? No Raytracing with the Sun's rays? Some engine.. pfffft. lol
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Man your are game god!
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Nice Engine
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Very nice work, and massive props for releasing the code so others can learn from your work. I've been playing around with XNA in my spare time and this is a great resource while learning!
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Really nice environment here, i hope you got a good evaluation for this project! Nice work!
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Can you edit the pre-generated terrains with custom paths and layouts? Also are you opposed to anyone using your code for there game development. If so what terms would need be in order to have your permission to do so. Just curious since I what to use xna but trying to find a decent terrain engine since I don't deal with code much and won't send me to the poor house. Just looking to get a foot in the door in developing my game.
Biztone007 1 year ago
@Biztone007
I can't provide any support for this, but go ahead and use it!
jstoecker911 1 year ago
that looks awsome, can we talk privately about how to connect DirectX to C# (refer it, becuase i can't find so i hope you can tell me what you used).
source144 1 year ago
@source144
XNA is basically managed DirectX using C#, so there's no need to connect anything. As far as I know, there is no other way to utilize DirectX in C# other than using the XNA framework. If you're interesting in learning XNA, just google it and it should be the top link. Good luck!
jstoecker911 1 year ago
very nice
how long have you been using xna? Where did you start?
xgelite 2 years ago
Thanks. I worked on a 2D game using XNA for a semester university game project, then I decided to learn 3D for a senior project. It was all a learning process making this thing, but in total I probably had about 1 year of experience with game programming and XNA by the time I finished it.
I started with XNA by finding tutorials through google and the education resources on the XNA community website. There's a lot to learn, but it gets easier as you go!
jstoecker911 2 years ago