its looking really cool :) very good for your first game. One thing i'd
consider is to program in variation to the jump sound effect, but as it is
so early in development its not that big of an issue. Just a suggestion for
later on just so the jump pitch changes slightly to avoid annoying
repetition. but really good work
nice work :) how many games have you developed prior to this one?
VB.NET Game Programming Tutorial (XNA) - PART 4b: Creating a Title Screen (Visual Basic .NET)
TUTORIAL 4b - In this segment we'll be creating a simple title screen for our game as well as learning a new drawing technique to sharpen the edges of our text ...
Ooooo the separators/connectors between the regions? Like: Public Sub
Name() . . . End Sub I think those may have been added by an extension to
visual studio that Kalamus1 shared with me. I'll have to see what it's
called. It adds some helpful bonus features to Visual Studio.
I love your tutorials! I finally am able(sort of...) to do something in
VB.NET! It is soooo easy and simple! Just one question: How do you get the
blue/green and red dotted lines to come down from the text?
And they say you can't make games in Visual Basic. Everyone has to complain
just because Microsoft came up with a programming language that i easier
and more user friendly.
This is an example of an XNA Platformer game I made while a tutor at Camp Watonka 2012. In it is gravity, block collision and tiling. Made in XNA. For more info ...