vector2 my_pos = new vector2(64,93) means my_pos.X is equal to 64 and my_pos.Y is equal to 93 if it were a vector3, the third would be the "X, Y, & Z" value, and a vector 4 would be the "X, Y, Z, & W"

This is the code i use to translate the joystick input into a float angle. float AngleInput = MathHelper.TwoPi - ((float)Math.Atan2(GpadLeft.Y, GpadLeft.X) + MathHelper.TwoPi) % MathHelper.TwoPi; if(MyGamePad.ThumbSticks.Left.Length() > 0.125f)      Angle += (MathHelper.WrapAngle(AngleInput - Angle) / 20.0f) * ...

hey guys i have a question of efficiency, it is more of a c# question that true XNA but it is in my XNA game... so oh well... is it worth the effort to make a single copy of a class that will hold n copies of an object ( 1 copy of the class, with say a 1000 positions, angles, and speeds within it), or (1000 coppies of the class, one for ...

hey guys  the current problem I am having is at compile time the content pipeline is loading my .x file, and it is trying to go to a hard coded file location (my desktop on my PC at home) because this is the location the texture was in when 3DS saved the .x file... it is saved in compressed binary format so i can't just text edit it ...

[I moved my message over from the XNA framework forum, cause it is more of a general question I think} hey guys, I am working on my little project here and have gotten to the bugbear of collision. here is my problem, my "map" loads from a text file, dropping different pieces of geometry into the world for the player and ...

hey guys I'm having a strange problem importing a .x file into my game. the .x file views just fine in the .x viewer, but when I load it into my game some of the normals are flipped and some are just ...

well you should be able to get an angle for the compas to point here is how it would work in my mind. PseudoCode vector2 PlayerPosition;  vector2 EnemyPosition;  vector2 EnemyDirection;  ...

thank you, that got me headed in the right direction, i went into the SkinnedModelBasicEffect,  the thing i was looking for was called diffusemap, which i should have recognized, i was looking for something called texture or something... ohh well thats what happens when you program tired

are you using spritebatch to draw the cloud image?, if so one of the overloads "spritebatch.Draw(Texture2D texture, Vector2 position, Rectangle? sourceRectangle, Color color, float rotation, Vector2 origin, float scale, SpriteEffects effects, float layerDepth);" allows you to set the origin something like ...

I think its supposed to do that because the milliseconds part of a "timespan" is defined as an int internally, so the timespan.frommilliseconds turns your input into a timespan.millisecond  which is an int it is very possible that I am just confused though