Category: XNA

This will probably be the last post in this series, at least for now. In part one I looked at the basics on how to create my own custom writer/reader. If you’re unfamiliar with the process, you might want read that to begin with. In the second part I showed how to load lists of […]

My last post talked about how to easily read XML files with lists of other classes in them. Now the neat thing about this is that you can very easily modify the code to read any kind of class, including textures and sounds. One of the things I find slightly annoying is that you can’t […]

In the last post of this series I showed how to write a simple content writer/reader pair. That basic example didn’t give you any benefits compared to the automated way of doing it, however it was a simple introduction on how to write a content writer/reader pair. In this post I’m going to take a […]

I did a post on automatic xnb serialization of classes within classes a while back. Now while the method works decently enough, I’ve realized it’s probably not the best way of going about doing it. I’m now using a different method. It’s a little bit trickier, as it involves using custom content writers and readers, […]