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Spritebatch not working in winforms
I'm using the Winforms sample on the app hub and everything is working fine except my spritebatch won't draw anything unless I call Invalidate in the Draw method. I have this in my initialize method:
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Custom SpriteBatch on SharpDX
I'm using SharpDX.DirectWrite and SharpDX.Direct2D to get a SpriteBatch (or FontBatch because I won't use spritefonts).
The only thing which is stopping me is the implementation.
I want to load a ...
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Monogame/SharpDX Texture2D doesn't hold value
The problem I have discovered is most likely between classes, so I dont really have much option but to post the whole code here:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/smyw9t1ap3by2vd/pBX-aJJ-Qx
I have been ...
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Batching and performances
I'm trying to understand batching and I'm not sure to understand how to do that, can I have more informations please? Here is what I found for the moment:
Batching informations
There is many types ...
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XNA Texture2D positioning problem
I'm currently stuck on something that just seems extremely odd. I'm creating a game with kinect, and when the player performs an action I want to place a texture onto the screen where their hand is.
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How to optimize SpriteBatch usage?
From what I understand, SpriteBatch's purpose is to batch as many draw operations to send to the GPU. Each batch can handle one texture at a time, and changing SpriteBatch context/texture is ...
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center point of a text?
i'm drawing a text using a spritefont and the draw.string function of the spritebatch object. in some point, i need to augment the size of the text, so i use a variable to scale it. all this is ...
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My Sprite Rectangle moves, but my sprite doesn't
Here's the issue, When I build, everything loads fine, everything works, but then, when you enter the game, the sprite is there. However, The sprite does not move, the sprite RECTANGLE does. Meaning ...
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Libgdx sprite rotation (image quality)
This one is probably really simple but I didn't find a solution.
I'm trying to create a widget (speedometer) with libgdx.
For the arrows I'm using the setRotation() function.
But when the image is ...
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XNA rendertarget sprite batch problem [closed]
When using this code:
public static Texture2D ShowHealthBar(SpriteBatch spriteBatch,Texture2D empty, Texture2D full, float health)
{
spriteBatch.Begin();
RenderTarget2D ...
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Drawing more that one quad with only one glDrawArray call…?
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After initially thinking that my sprite batch test was faster than calling each sprite individually, it appears that is not the case!! :-(
With a single set of GL calls for a each sprite, I can ...
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Love2D : How can I keep up with lots of small sprites' collision data?
So I'm using a SpriteBatch to keep up with lots of small pieces for a falling-piece puzzle game. I have an array of Quads (for different color blocks), and they are randomly added to the ...
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How can SpriteBatch use a single texture/asset as multiple independent objects/instances
I'm using LibGDX to create a game, but I'm encountering a problem with SpriteBatch. Whenever two objects that use the same image for their sprite come onto the screen, the new object replaces the old ...
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SpriteBatch.Draw with scale or rotation trigger a new batch?
I recently read that any transformation changes will cause a new batch to be triggered.
So, if I have 10 Sprites and each has a different rotation or scale will there be 10 batches sent up?
Or is ...
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Does my 2D OpenGL renderer need optimized?
I've started a game engine for learning purposes. I have successfully gotten an opengl renderer working and I can draw textures of varying sizes to the screen. The way I have done this is by creating ...
