[quote user="Shawn Hargreaves"]Why? That doesn't make any sense to me.[/quote] Remind me not to post before my first cup of coffee.  My brain was telling me something about float2 actually taking up the same space as float4 and I just assumed the error was in the code presented, not elsewhere.

I agree, do it as vec3, vec3, vec4, vec4 (and adjust your offsets and size calculations to match) and it should work fine.

Looking forward to it.  I'm trying to focus on one project at a time, but I've been wanting to do a game featuring audio triggers for years.

I just noticed that in the Platformer starter kit, Player.ApplyPhysics() scales by the elapsed time multiple times.  This doesn't make sense to me - wouldn't it be better just to scale the Position + velocity calculation once?  Obviously the physics numbers would have to be changed to fit, but it just seems to me that it would be less ...

MlkTea, you do know there's a perfectly functional example of jumping in a platformer in the.. Platformer Game Starter Kit, right? :)

Before I go to the trouble of installing the Zune software on my dev machine, is it possible to work deploy to a Zune that is linked to another machine for music library purposes?  I don't want to link it to my dev machine, just add it to the Game Studio Device Center.

Congrats guys, amazing work this year.  I look forward to buying lots of MS Points and vastly increasing the size of my Indie Games collection within the coming weeks.

My PC dying last month made sure there was no way my main game was going to get finished, so I switched to my backup project.  I ran into some late problems which really had me struggling for time, so I went with Plan C.  I know I'm not going to win but getting the CC code means I'm even more motivated to finish my other Indie Games ...

I had to switch to IE to get it to work (Chrome is my usual browser).  I'm glad the DBP entry stuff is saved as you go along :)

I can't repro this at all.  I believe the ordering does change (RGBA on Windows, ARGB on the 360, I think) but the values were the same for me.