If I create a voice and store it in a vector then loop through the vector and do this: XAUDIO2_VOICE_STATE state; vcVoices[i]->GetState(&state); !(state.BuffersQueued > 0) always returns false even when the audio has finished playing. Does anyone have any ideas?

[quote user="jwatte"]First, all animation samples require a custom processor, so when you add a new mesh, you have to configure the correct mesh processor. Second, a third option you can try (which does animation blending, animation composition, etc) is the KiloWatt Animation Library. It is, for sure, not geared towards only one model, ...

For now it's called ZAMN Remak eor Zombies Ate My Neighbours Remake but in the interests of keeping a roof ovre my head the name will probably change. Team name: That's Games Well it's unique eh? ... XD Project name: ZAMN Remake Brief description: Well I started working on a remake of ZAMN quite a while ago using ...

While the documentation behind ti says the sample is meant to be designed in a way for it to be reused it seems to only correctly load and render tiny. I have severel other animated meshes which I've tried to run through it and so far to no avail. It looks like the code is defaulting to the fixed function pipeline as it is rendering the mesh ...

Hey guys, not sure where I should be putting this but since I programmed it in C++ and DirectX I figure this is a good a place as any.I'm working on a remake of Zombies Ate My Neighbours adding some new features along the way (and still keeping the classic gameplay mode as an optional extra). I've been working on the game for a few months now as ...

You will need to download visual C# express to code in C#, it is a different language to C++ but very similar and easier to get a hang of.  

Oh I thought XNA model files were pre-determined and couldn't be changed through model loaders. In that case how different is it to managed directx?Also I'd like to know about the runtime recquirements, whats needed and how big is the downloads?

Well i started moving the code over to C# and managed directx, I'm not so sure about XNA as it looks kind of proprietory. Would I be able to write my own model loaders and such through it or is that not allowed?

I really am interested in moving my entire games codebase to C# for two reasons in particular: One is that I feel that I'm wasting too much time finding memory leaks and solving inane memory related problems (seriously, I've been to hell and back with opengl textures), the second is that C# looks like it is far easier to work with, I mean C# ...

You could use a program like fraps to get the framerate.