Hey, some news from the front. For the past few days (in fact since my last post) I started to decipher the internal file formats used by XACT and thus XNA.
So far I have tracked my progress, together with some informations about the format, here : http://code.google.com/p/monoxna/wiki/XnaFrameworkAudio.
With what I currently have, I also managed [...]
As a way to familiarize myself with git-svn interoperability I re-imported the whole Mono.Xna tree in a local git branch to experiment my crazy ideas.
I looked quickly at the code added since the last time and it seems to have advanced quite good even though I saw some violations of the coding guidelines [...]
(I think I’m starting to like these kind of post)
Yay today I passed my last written exam for the Baccalauréat. Physics/Chemistry was terrific but I found Math easy (which is good because my final mark will depend mostly on this exam mark). Now it just let some practical and oral tests in the following week [...]
Some times ago I noticed that the Tao website was revamped under Rob care to a new Drupal-based plateform which is actually cleaner and more « professional » than the plain Mediawiki-based wiki.
This lead me to the news of the Tao 2.0 RC2 release that I « quickly » downloaded. « Quickly » because even in the tar.gz package, which is [...]
Hey I don’t know why I wouldn’t also blog about Mono.Xna since things there are also moving on.
So as Miguel said on his blog, Mono.Xna is now « mature » enough to run Rob’s Pong.
As the » » suggests, I’m not comfortable anymore with the idea that Mono.Xna is getting more and more mature. In fact [...]
Mono.Xna a bien avancé, dernièrement Rob et duff ont travaillé sur les classes Texture2D et SpriteBatch qui devraient nous permettre d’atteindre notre deuxième milestone à savoir jouer au jeu de Pong de Rob . Les bibliothèques SDL.NET et Tao ont été également mise à jour mais il semblerait qu’elle pose problème sous Linux [...]
La plupart du code relié aux gamepads Xbox a été commité sur le SVN, néanmoins il reste une méthode qui n’a pas été implémenté car elle est assez complexe (i.e. fortement dépendante de la plateforme) : SetVibration().
Pour Mono.Xna nous utilisons SDL.NET qui est un wrapper au niveau de Tao.Sdl qui est lui même un binding [...]
… où comment deux trois stupides couleurs remontent le moral.
Ca y’est Mono.Xna est capable de faire quelque chose d’utile ( »utile » est à relativiser ) grâce à super Rob . En effet la dernière version SVN fait tourner (de son petit nom) SimpleExample. Je vous ai mit une vidéo en bas (fait [...]