XNA Basics - Movement Part 2

Another installment of the XNA Basic Training series. This tutorial will show you how to add motion to your sprite and restrict movement in order to keep the sprite in the game window. The next tutorial will add rotation and scale effects. Part 2 of 2

Project file - http://www.phstudios.com/tutorials/xna/BasicTraining/files/Movement1Complete.zip

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• xna
• basic
• tutorial
• video
• animation
• movement
• part
• two

[kotapaka]

Lol difficulty in origin? It's the most basic of mathematical operations - translation. No you don't have to change your code in a lot of places. Maybe you have to change YOUR code and that's an obvious sign of bad design.

[Whiplashx86]

@kotapaka These are for people that are NEW to xna. I do not have a problem with the origin, I was just mentioning it to the new people that you need to be aware of it. And yes, you do need to change you code if you change your origin in the middle of development, because your graphics will be offset differently depending on the origin.

[RichhhR]

Followed you exactly and the CheckBounds() function had no effect. I'm using XNA 4.0 with C# in VS2010 Ultimate.

[Whiplashx86]

@RichhhR Send me a message with your code and I will have a look.

[RichhhR]

@Whiplashx86

Never mind, I followed the XNA 4 tutorials on MSDN and then everything worked fine.

[RichhhR]

Using the XNA 4.0 tutorials on MSDN now.

[phpforthewin]

Awesome tutorial. Subscribed

[Sarunikss]

really, that helps, I got some bugs when my player gets in the corner and then dissapears somehow, but when I use these, player doesn't dissapear.

[Necrofitzia]

Nope, it doesn't really matter for now.... At the moment I'm following the tuts on the XNA website

[Whiplashx86]

Does it work now?