Now ladies and gents, pleeeeeease be nice.<\/p>\n
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This is my baby<\/a>.<\/em>\u00a0My cumulative game developing experience distilled into one sugary goodness. My 1\/8 complete Mona Lisa<\/em>(M?). I’ve developed more than a few finished games, and abandoned WAY more games than I care to think about. This .dll contains solutions to problems that haunted me for literal weeks.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n And now I share them with you. All I ask is that if you do use it, PLEASE TELL ME WHERE I CAN IMPROVE IT. Like I said, this is nowhere near finished. In fact, it will most likely change by the time Ludum Dare gets here! In fact I can guarantee it will, I still need to add in my flexible animated texture stuff…<\/p>\n <\/rant><\/p>\n What it does:<\/p>\n -Circle and Convex Polygon Collision<\/p>\n -Rotations<\/p>\n -Complex transformations<\/p>\n -Pathfinding<\/p>\n -Common texture stuff (animation, atlases, particle engines, etc.)<\/p>\n Have questions? Ask. It is very well commented, and has all the appropriate XML documentation for Visual Studio.<\/p>\n Happy Game Dev! \ud83d\ude00<\/p>\n EDIT: The link was incorrect, but has now been fixed.<\/p>\n \n Tags: CSharp<\/a>, framework<\/a>, xna<\/a><\/p>","time":"December 15th, 2011 11:37 am","title":"Declaring My Framework (C#, XNA)"}