Represents a 3D model in the scene.

Type converter for displaying a drop-down list of animation clips associated with an AnimatedDynamicActor.

An animation clip is the runtime equivalent of the Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Content.Pipeline.Graphics.AnimationContent type. It holds all the keyframes needed to describe a single animation.

Loads AnimationClip objects from compiled XNB format.

The animation player is in charge of decoding bone position matrices from an animation clip.

Type converter for displaying a drop-down list of animation clips associated with an AnimatedDynamicActor.

This class wraps the MSBuild functionality needed to build XNA Framework content dynamically at runtime. It creates a temporary MSBuild project in memory, and adds whatever content files you choose to this project. It then builds the project, which will create compiled .xnb content files in a temporary directory. After the build finishes, you can use a regular ContentManager to load these temporary .xnb files in the usual way.

A sound cue with spatial properties.

Replacement for GameComponent that allows instantiation without a Game parameter.

Represents a dynamic 3D model in the scene.

Custom implementation of the MSBuild ILogger interface records content build errors so we can later display them to the user.

Stores a color as a set of floats (and is a reference type instead of a value type for less boxing).

A screen is a single layer that has update and draw logic, and which can be combined with other layers to build up a complex menu system. For instance the main menu, the options menu, the "are you sure you want to quit" message box, and the main game itself are all implemented as screens.

Type converter for displaying a drop-down list of heightmaps associated with a content library.

Describes the position of a single bone at a single point in time.

Loads Keyframe objects from compiled XNB format.

Helper class represents a single entry in a MenuScreen. By default this just draws the entry text string, but it can be customized to display menu entries in different ways. This also provides an event that will be raised when the menu entry is selected.

Base class for screens that contain a menu of options. The user can move up and down to select an entry, or cancel to back out of the screen.

Helper class for models.

An oriented bounding box.

Settings class describes all the tweakable options used to control the appearance of a particle system.

The main component for displaying particles.

This class demonstrates how to combine several different particle systems to build up a more sophisticated composite effect. It implements a rocket projectile, which arcs up into the sky using a ParticleEmitter to leave a steady stream of trail particles behind it. After a while it explodes, creating a sudden burst of explosion and smoke particles.

Saves and restores the XNA render state.

Represents a single line segment. Drawing is handled by the RoundLineManager class.

Class to handle drawing a list of RoundLines.

Base class for objects that exist in a scene.

Collection of scene objects

Combines all the data needed to render and animate a skinned object. This is typically stored in the Tag property of the Model being animated.

Loads SkinningData objects from compiled XNB format.

A sound effect with spatial properties.

Represents a single texture containing many individual images. Used for animated sprites.

Represents a single texture containing many individual images. Used for animated sprites.

A single image within the sprite sheet.

Content pipeline support class for reading sprite sheet data from XNB format.

Type converter for displaying a drop-down list of textures associated with a content library.

Content pipeline support class for reading XACT project data from XNB format.

Xml element base class.

Xml element base class.

Xml helper methods

Custom vertex structure for drawing point sprite particles.

Interface used to display notification messages when interesting events occur, for instance when gamers join or leave the network session. This interface is registered as a service, so any piece of code wanting to display a message can look it up from Game.Services, without needing to worry about how the message display is implemented. In this sample, the MessageDisplayComponent class implement this IMessageDisplay service.

Interface for objects that exist in a scene.

Types of content supported by the Bespoke Framework.

Types of objects available within a scene.

Enum describes the screen transition state.