#Monogame screen wrap how to
#Monogame screen wrap code

But, am I missing something here? How does this help me understand how it all works? Theres no comments in any of the code, the only comments are code that have been literally commented out for no reason I can think of. Okay then, I cloned the repository and opened up the demos. So I hopped on the Discord and asked for help. It includes Buttons, Text Boxes, Dialogs and many other controls, and is skinnable. The library contains a complete GUI system. This is what I found on how the GUI classes work: **Gui** Cool I thought, but then I loaded up the documentation on how it all works and, well. First thing I noticed was that MonoGame doesn't come with a suite of GUI elements so I decided to obtain a framework called MonoGame Extended because it claimed to make dev'ing in MonoGame easier because it has a whole bunch of new tools. So I downloaded MonoGame and started up a project. Someone suggested I try MonoGame for my use case because all I'm doing is a simple game that uses textboxes and a bit of primitive rendering, sure why not? I initially looked into developing it in WPF, but trying to understand MVVM threw me through a loop and has a really high learning curve. I will be happy to know your ideas about my programming style and if I have some limitations in this tutorial.So I've been looking at porting my game from Java to C#, mainly because Java Swing is causing me graphical issues and thread deadlocking that freezes up the whole JVM. To hear comments from you may encourage me to put more tutorial on the web. Cheers, now you know lots of ways to draw your strings on screen.

#Monogame screen wrap how to

Before that, you learnt how to wrap font for using in a textbox.

So here, we learned how to align our text in a rectangle in 9 forms. So the problem was easily solved, now we go for drawing our text in a rectangle.Ĭopy Code // public SpriteFont fncGivemeFont( int fontsize) If (fontAlignment = TextAlignment.MiddleCenter) If (fontAlignment = TextAlignment.MiddleRight) If (fontAlignment = TextAlignment.MiddleLeft) If (fontAlignment = TextAlignment.BottomCenter)

If (fontAlignment = TextAlignment.BottomRight) If (fontAlignment = TextAlignment.BottomLeft) If (fontAlignment = TextAlignment.TopCenter) If (fontAlignment = TextAlignment.TopRight) If (fontAlignment = TextAlignment.TopLeft) ReturnAlignmentText.FontOrigin = fontOrigin fontOrigin.X =fontOrigin.X- // fontOrigin.Y = fontOrigin.Y. Vertical alignment if (fontAlignment = TextAlignment.MiddleLeft ||įontAlignment = TextAlignment.MiddleRight)Įlse if (fontAlignment = TextAlignment.BottomLeft ||įontAlignment = TextAlignment.BottomCenter || Horizontal alignment if (fontAlignment = TextAlignment.TopCenter ||įontAlignment = TextAlignment.MiddleCenter ||įontAlignment = TextAlignment.BottomCenter)Įlse if (fontAlignment = TextAlignment.TopRight ||įontAlignment = TextAlignment.MiddleRight ||įontAlignment = TextAlignment.BottomRight) Vector2 fontSize = font.MeasureString(fontText) TextAlignment fontAlignment = myAlignedText.Alignment Public AlignedText TextHelper(AlignedText myAlignedText,SpriteFont myFont)ĪlignedText ReturnAlignmentText = new AlignedText()