Get to Windows Phone Mango #1: From XNA to SLXNA
- Posted: Aug 30, 2011 at 9:55 AM
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Do you have an existing application or game that you want to bring to Windows Phone Mango?
This is a new series of videos where we'll show you exactly how to do that, step by step.
Our first video is about taking an existing XNA game, and modifying it to leverage our new Silverlight / XNA integration enabled by Windows Phone Mango.
Here are some other resources you might find helpful as you consider building projects that leverage both Silverlight and XNA:
- The Silverlight & XNA Frameworks for Windows Phone
- How to: Combine Silverlight and the XNA Framework in a Windows Phone Application
- Using the Project Template that Combines Silverlight and the XNA Framework
- Silverlight / XNA Framework Sample (demonstrates how to render SL controls and text from the XNA Framework using the UIElementRenderer class.
- My Little Teapot Sample, (demonstrates using a Silverlight storyboard to animate controls, and using the Silverlight input system to respond to user gestures)
- Adam Kinney, on "How Do I: Combine Silverlight and XNA in Windows Phone 'Mango'", (video, code & guide)
Other Videos in this Series
- From XNA to SL / XNA <-- YOU ARE HERE
- Adding FAS to XNA
- Adding FAS to a Typical Silverlight Application
- Adding Secondary Tiles
- Adding Background Agents
- Using a Live Camera Feed
- Using Push Notifications with Secondary Tiles and Deep Toast
- Using a Local Database
- Background Audio
Questions or comments? Contact me @larryalieberman
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Hi,
http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Get-to-Windows-Phone-Mango-2-Adding-FAS-to-XNA doesn't work for me :(
@miselve: can you try now? you may have been trying while i was still in the process of getting these live...
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