Sam Stokes
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Trident WorkbenchHey, take a look at the Trident Workbench from Microsoft Research. It is a great idea, and with time it looks like it will evolve into a great tool for scienitists and researchers.
It can be found at: Trident Workbench
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Using Classes and FunctionsBeen thinking about designing a game tool that could be used to make funny Xmas Games. Maybe elf bowling (like the one created a few years ago) and so forth. This would be a way to clearly illustrate the use of classes and functions.
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Functions and Classes in C#How to create functions in C# using Forms and Events!
This is a video for people who are trying to figure out how to use functions and where to put stuff in the Visual Studio IDE.
This example does not use the normal approach of console input and output, it uses a form, event (button click...
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Using Classes and Functions
Oct 23, 2009 at 8:22 AMThank you Dewey2009, I just washed my hands and couldn't do a thing with them...
SilverSprite - XNA Games in Silverlight
May 18, 2009 at 3:47 PMXNA is awesome to use, and even better with Silverlight, etc. But I have been told that XNA designers are concerned about the XBox and not the PC developer, which would be the case for the Silverlight applications.
As a result, I am going to be very cautious about the use of XNA, which also requires that the XNA be distributed with your application.
Feel free to spam me if I am wrong.