XNA: Game Development - Playing Sounds
Description
Animating objects in your game requires setting them up right. In this video, David Thany walks you through creating a sprite strip that animates your player character. Watch, then follow along at http://create.msdn.com/education/tutorial/2dgame/animating_the_player.
We will be featuring a new XNA Game Development video each Monday for the next ten weeks. If you simply can't wait and would love to jump ahead, here are the links to the videos for the entire series.
XNA: Game Development Intro
XNA: Game Development - Designing the Game
XNA: Game Development - The Game Loop
XNA: Game Development - Creating Player Animation
XNA: Game Development - Creating a Beautiful Background
XNA: Game Development - Introducing Debugging
XNA: Game Development - Making Games Respond with Collision
XNA: Game Development - Loading Content Into Your Game
XNA: Game Development - Playing Sounds
XNA: Game Development - Creating a User Interface
XNA: Game Development - You did it! Now what?
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The Discussion
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Christian Helle The link "http://create.msdn.com/education/tutorial/2dgame/animating_the_player." refers to:
https://mail.microsoft.com/owa/redir.aspx?C=a886f60f735a4433b038cb8cc29ef826&URL=http%3a%2f%2fcreate.msdn.com%2feducation%2ftutorial%2f2dgame%2fanimating_the_player -
Charles @Christian Helle: Fixed. Thanks for catching that...
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Kevin Daly Strangely enough, before I logged on I was still getting the mail link. Odd.
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BitFlipper This is very interesting for 2D purposes but does anyone know where I can find info about techniques and tools that I can use to create and animate 3D models?
My 3D engine and collision detection is essentially completed now but I'm still not sure what the best tools are for actually creating content and animations for XNA games.
I've been out of the loop for some time but I'm interested in continuing my game project. Right now I'm importing levels from Unreal Editor (I specifically need level objects in CSG format, because I use this to dynamically create portals).
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BitFlipper A more general question related to these tutorials:
Are you going to have a tutorial on creating 3D games as well? All these are related only to 2D. I realize 3D game development is a huge topic but even something like an overview of which tools to use to create 3D content (levels and characters), 3D animations, pros and cons of creating your own game engine vs using an existing engine etc would be helpful.