http://forums.xna.com/forums/32.aspxDon't know where to post your question? Post it here!enCommunityServer 2007.1 (Build: 0.0)http://forums.xna.com/forums/thread/37127.aspxFri, 14 Dec 2007 15:38:06 GMT4aa5dbf6-357b-46b2-b5b2-1b660a6dc370:37127emachine740http://forums.xna.com/forums/thread/37127.aspxhttp://forums.xna.com/forums/commentrss.aspx?SectionID=32&PostID=37127The class responsible for generating the Content.contentproj file on behalf of VB.NET experienced a breaking change between GS 2.0 beta and the official GS 2.0 release.&nbsp; This has been fixed and the VB.NET XNA Project Template for Visual Studio has been updated to include the change.<br>http://forums.xna.com/forums/thread/34599.aspxThu, 29 Nov 2007 18:54:49 GMT4aa5dbf6-357b-46b2-b5b2-1b660a6dc370:34599emachine740http://forums.xna.com/forums/thread/34599.aspxhttp://forums.xna.com/forums/commentrss.aspx?SectionID=32&PostID=34599I've put together a project template which gives Visual Studio 2005 or Visual Basic Express the ability to start a new Windows Game project for XNA (2.0) using VB.NET.<br><br>The template generates a project for you that includes the references, a default Game class (similar to the Game class created when you start a new C# Windows Game project), and a mechanism for simulating a content pipeline (you can drop content into your solution explorer and it gets compiled when you hit F5, mimicing C# project behavior).&nbsp; It's designed for Game Studio 2.0 Beta, so it requires you have GS 2.0 (and all it's prerequisites) installed.<br> <br>This project currently knows to harvest &amp; compile 2D content (e.g., .fx, .png, .jpg, .gif, .spritefont).&nbsp; The included content manager responsible for this is pretty simple to modify in order to harvest additional content types.<br><br><b>Disclaimers galore:</b><br><br>- If you're new to .NET or not already predisposed to VB syntax, C# is almost certainly the most appropriate language choice.&nbsp; Not this.<br><br>- It's not supposed to work with the XBox360.&nbsp; Don't bug the XNA guys or MS about it, they've already said VB is not officially supported.<br><br>- If you have questions/comments, limit the discussion to this thread like you would with any other announced project thread.<br><br>- C# is the logical choice for XNA.&nbsp; So, go easy on the holy war stuff.&nbsp; This is just for fun, for VB junkies.&nbsp; They're out there... lurking... in the shadows, lamenting the loss of "Wend"... give 'em a break, they want to make games too.<br><br>Links in my sig.<br>