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Monogame for visual studio 2015 zip#
If you want I can try to upload a zip of this example. MSVS 2015 and the Content.mgcb recognized the spritefont immediatly. On Visual Studio 2013, they showed up here, they are also nowhere to be found aynwhere else in the Project tree. The problem is that the templates are not showing up in the New Project dialogue. I got MonoGame installed, as well as XNA. Also, if you need something to get you started with Kyler Pulvers Otter2D or MonoGame, check out Game From Scratch (dot com), theyve got some great tutorials for both. Once that is opened with the monogame pipeline tool, right click on content, add new item, spritefont description. I just installed Visual Studio 2015 and now want to start a new MonoGame project (C, Windows DX). MonoGame works just fine with Visual Studio 2017 for me, I use them together all the time. Using the pipeline tool I opened up the 'Content.mgcb' file that's auto generated by a new game project. This is with monogame 3.4, and MSVS 2015. MonoGame 3.8 is now available for all 1 year ago 25 replies 112.38k views 128 likes Blending mode issue 6 hours ago 0 replies 29 views. The main difference is that I had to utilize the 'monogame pipeline' tool. I'm versed in doing it in xna for years, so I thought i'd give the monogame version a try. I just did my first monogame (bpm counter for my records) and it's really simple so I only wanted the sprite font to work. This would then be pumped into a class that could display just an input string at a screen location. Back in my early days of DJGPP in DOS :/ I would have generated an image grid of characters for every glyph (number, symbol, letter, ect) that I wanted to be associated to my game project.