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Show "Texture null? IGraphicsDeviceService return this. You must have some documentation that I haven't. Is anyone here using XNA without the Game framework? I don't want you guys writing my code but am stuck.

My code looks like this! PresentationParameters ; pp. Height; pp. GraphicsDevice Microsoft. DefaultAdapter, Microsoft. Handle, Microsoft. HardwareVertexProcessing, pp ;. Clear Microsoft. Blue ;. Do you know that you are providing correct paths to the Load method?

The ContentManager will look for the assets relative to the executing assembly, so if you use "somemodel" it will look for "somemodel. I have no problem using it in GS and load assets since the properies for a assets tell wich importer etc to use.

I give up and "wrap" needed functionality from my DX9 engine to managed code instead, XNA is still great fun for creating games, but maybe not so usefull for creating tools using. Miljon Thanks John, All my code was working except that I had missed the small part that ContentManager only loads xnb files.

The content you requested has been removed. Learn more. Asked 10 years ago. Active 10 years ago. Viewed times. Improve this question. Mike Cluck Mike Cluck 1, 1 1 gold badge 11 11 silver badges 23 23 bronze badges. What I would do is write a code generation plugin for Visual Studio that grabs all the references and finds the runtime types and creates your switch statement.

You could possibly do it via reflection: but maybe that wouldn't work on the XBox. I'll do a bit of messing around to see how it would work on PC. If all else fails, that ought to at least help me get the job done. Add a comment.

Active Oldest Votes. Generic; using System. Linq; using System. Text; using Microsoft. Content; using System. Expressions; using System. GetMethod "Load", BindingFlags. Public BindingFlags. MakeGenericMethod Type. GetType typeName, true ; return mi. Load "Microsoft. Friday, January 6, AM.

Here's the answer You will need to change a single line of code in the app. Details are here Saturday, January 7, AM. The part in parentheses is the name of the root directory it will use. This can be changed if you left-click on the project in the Solution Explorer and then view the Properties Window. Friday, January 6, PM. I'll check the properties window for the project, thanks for the ideas.. Thanks for the reply In file AppServiceProvidor.

One more thing, when checking the.



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