No problem! If you're interested in an example I have one here: https://codeberg.org/kimimaru/BaseMonoGameEngine/src/branch/master/BaseMonoGameEngine/BaseMonoGameEngine/Classes/Singletons/AssetManager.cs#L109
Tiled is easier than dumping out map data by hand, but I could probably write a script that generates some basic maps for me.
Haven't taken a look at monogame in, oh....6 or 7 years now?
When I was working on a project 1-2 years ago, I had to compile MonoGame.Extended from source without it being a PCB project. Only then would it run fine in MGCB. not sure if that's still the case now but I remember getting that same error
and it's an awful lot of boilerplate to type myself, at least for images.
It's possible to open up the MGCB file in a text editor and remove the reference manually in the "References" section near the top of the file
Once that's gone, you should be able to use the editor without it crashing
Fixing Monogame.Extended would be another issue, but you'd at least be able to import PNGs with MGCB
The crash is as soon as it tries to open the file dialog
Hmm I would suggest filing an issue or digging deeper if possible (Ex. compiling from source w/ stack trace)
then copying the out directory to somewhere executable
I'll try a debug build to see if I get a better trace
Better. I'll file a bug on it.
master hasn't been updated in close to a year
I think I threw enough detail in there to reproduce.
Could be some really weird architecture issue like it getting confused over endianness or something.
So I guess it could either be a too-new-libraries situation or an architecture situation I guess.
como faz para entrtar
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Hello developers. I've just tried to use MG version 3.8 and faced a such problem which was not in previous versions. So I have display with resolution 1920 x 1080 but I want to run my game with window size 1024 x 768 and when I run game that my window stretches on full screen.
What do I wrong?
What do I wrong?
public Monogame()
{
graphics = new GraphicsDeviceManager(this);
graphics.PreferredBackBufferHeight = 768;
graphics.PreferredBackBufferWidth = 1024;
Content.RootDirectory = Directory.GetCurrentDirectory() + "/Content/";
}
MonoGame is typically installed through NuGet now. are you referring to the pipeline tool? Which OS are you running and which version of MonoGame are you using?
the MGCB Editor
That should work if you followed this guide for setting up: https://docs.monogame.net/articles/getting_started/1_setting_up_your_development_environment_ubuntu.html