SharpQuake tuts?
SharpQuake tuts?
Is anyone interested in some SharpQuake tuts? I'm not sure if there are any C# coders (or wouldbe coders for that matter) hanging around here, but since I'm playing around with it I'd be happy to share some if people will find the useful...
Re: SharpQuake tuts?
They'd add to the diversity of the forum. So why not?ArchAngel wrote:Is anyone interested in some SharpQuake tuts? I'm not sure if there are any C# coders (or wouldbe coders for that matter) hanging around here, but since I'm playing around with it I'd be happy to share some if people will find the useful...
It also would help you, because people often spot bugs or advise others of a better way to do things when they read a tutorial.
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I've not come across Silverlight Quake, but it's pretty certain not to be as SharpQuake uses OpenGL via the OpenTK library which PInvokes all the native calls which you're not allowed to do from with Silverlight.
If you're at all interested in C# it's worth having a look at the SharpQuake sources, they're pretty damn tidy and readable (which makes a nice change from the stock C engine )
If you're at all interested in C# it's worth having a look at the SharpQuake sources, they're pretty damn tidy and readable (which makes a nice change from the stock C engine )