im trying your tut num3, and the render code gives me errors.

Error 2 The name 'view' does not exist in the current context C:\Documents and Settings\Admin\My Documents\Visual Studio 2005\Projects\WindowsGame1\WindowsGame1\GameModel.cs 57 13 WindowsGame1

Error 1 The name 'projection' does not exist in the current context C:\Documents and Settings\Admin\My Documents\Visual Studio 2005\Projects\WindowsGame1\WindowsGame1\GameModel.cs 55 13 WindowsGame1

Ah, yeh thank you. it works :P but how would i change where the 3d model is stored, as i want mine in "Content\Model\ModelName"

would it be

myHouse = new GameModel(content, graphics, "Content\\Models\\ModelNameHere");

Maybe?

Great tutorials! I've learned more from these than any other resource so far. I'm at the end of Tut #4 and I'm getting an error:

"No overload for method 'Render' takes '0' arguments"

and references: "myHouse.Render();" in game1.cs.

Thank you! Got it to work just fine. Not really sure how I missed that but all is well now. Thank you for your help.

I'm really looking forward to the next batch of tutorials! Like I mentioned, these have been a great help in getting me started. I love the way you explain things in laymans terms, it helps me associate. Thanks for your help and for writting these tutorials.

Did you do the other lines as well:

myHouse = new GameModel(this.Content, graphics, "houseModel");

Blackgate:

I'm definitely loving these tutorials. I've only got a casual experience with coding (where talking NWN Aurora and Flash ActionScript here) as I'm more artist than programmer, so I needed this. Keep up the great work.

I got stuck in tutorial #5.

At  the end where it is time implement the GameSprite Class you indicate to add a line under the LoadContent() method in the Game1.cs file. I'm assuming that is referring to the part that reads:

protected override void LoadGraphicsContent(bool loadAllContent)
        {
           
            if (loadAllContent)
            {
               
            }

I'm not sure where to put the line:

                gameSprites = new GameSprite(this.Content, spritBatch);

Does it go above or inside the if statement?

I put it inside, but the only error I got was concerning the spriteBatch.

The error reads, "The name 'spriteBatch does not exist in current context." I moved the line above the if statement, but I get the same error. I combed through the tut, but I couldn't see where you defined this. Did I miss it in a previous tut?

It would be awesome if you included the working project file with your tuts so we can peek at the source code if we run into things like this.

   spriteBatch = new SpriteBatch(GraphicsDevice);

        SpriteBatch spriteBatch;

            spriteBatch = new SpriteBatch(graphics);