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Table of contents 1 Audio Example 1.1 Keyboard Controls 1.2 Mouse Controls 1.3 Code 1.4 See Also 2 Bomb Run 2.1 Keyboard Controls 2.2 Code 3 Bounce Sprites 3.1 Code 4 CD Player 4.1 Code 4.2 See Also 5 Gears 5.1 Code 5.2 Credits 6 Gtk Window Example 6.1 The Code 6.2 See Also 7 Gtk Sprite Example 7.1 The Code 7.2 See Also 8 Hello World Example 8.1 The Code 8.2 See Also 9 Hero Example 9.1 The Hero 9.2 The Code 9.3 See Also 10 Particles Example 10.1 Keyboard Controls 10.2 Mouse Controls 10.3 Code 11 Rectangles Examples 11.1 Other Primitives 11.2 Code 11.3 See Also 12 SharpNes 12.1 Keyboard Controls 12.2 Code 12.3 See Also 13 Simple Game 13.1 Keyboard Controls 13.2 Code 14 Sprite Collection Sorting 14.1 Code 15 Snow Demo 15.1 Code 16 Triad 16.1 Keyboard Controls 16.2 Code 17 Official Examples

Looking at examples are an excellent way to learn about the SDL.NET library. This page provides information about the official examples as well as a master list of external examples.

Audio Example

The audio example is used to demonstrate how to use Audio in SDL.NET. It covers the basics of playing sound files and music as well as some advanced features such as setting the volume and panning effects.

Keyboard Controls

• Space: Fadeout music
• Up Arrow: Increase volume
• Down Arrow: Decrease volume
• Right Arrow: Pan music right
• Left Arrow: Pan music left
• Escape: Quit example

Mouse Controls

• Primary Button: Pan music left
• Secondary Button: Pan music right

Code

AudioExample.cs (http://cs-sdl.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cs-sdl/trunk/SdlDotNet/examples/SdlDotNetExamples/SmallDemos/AudioExample.cs?view=markup)

See Also

• Audio

Bomb Run

BombRun is a simple shooting game where the player moves on the bottom of the screen and shoots at the bombs falling down.

Keyboard Controls

• Right and Left Arrows move the player from side to side
• Up Arrow makes player "jump"
• Space shoots a bullet.
• Escape quits the demo

Code

• BombRun.cs (http://cs-sdl.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cs-sdl/trunk/SdlDotNet/examples/SdlDotNetExamples/SmallDemos/BombRun.cs?view=markup)
• Bomb.cs (http://cs-sdl.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cs-sdl/trunk/SdlDotNet/examples/SdlDotNetExamples/SmallDemos/Bomb.cs?view=markup)
• Bullet.cs (http://cs-sdl.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cs-sdl/trunk/SdlDotNet/examples/SdlDotNetExamples/SmallDemos/Bullet.cs?view=markup)
• Player.cs (http://cs-sdl.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cs-sdl/trunk/SdlDotNet/examples/SdlDotNetExamples/SmallDemos/Player.cs?view=markup)
• FireEventArgs.cs (http://cs-sdl.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cs-sdl/trunk/SdlDotNet/examples/SdlDotNetExamples/SmallDemos/FireEventArgs.cs?view=markup)

Bounce Sprites

The Bounce Sprites example is used to demonstrate the power of using the Sprite class in SDL.NET. You can click on a ball to stop it from moving. Releasing the mouse button will release the ball. For a tutorial running through how this bouncing sprite example was produced, please refer to the Sprite Tutorial.

Code

• BounceSprites.cs (http://cs-sdl.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cs-sdl/trunk/SdlDotNet/examples/SdlDotNetExamples/SmallDemos/BounceSprites.cs?view=markup)
• BounceSprite.cs (http://cs-sdl.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cs-sdl/trunk/SdlDotNet/examples/SdlDotNetExamples/SmallDemos/BounceSprite.cs?view=markup)

CD Player

The CDPlayer example demonstrates the CD capability of SDL.NET. It can play, pause select tracks and eject the CD. It also features SDL.NET Winforms integration by using a Sprite moving on the form. You can use the mouse to grab the bouncing ball and move it around.

Code

• CDPlayerApp.cs (http://cs-sdl.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cs-sdl/trunk/SdlDotNet/examples/CDPlayer/CDPlayerApp.cs?view=markup)
• BounceSprite.cs (http://cs-sdl.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cs-sdl/trunk/SdlDotNet/examples/CDPlayer/BounceSprite.cs?view=markup)

See Also

• Audio
• Audio Example

Gears

The Gears Example uses the power of OpenGL through Tao.OpenGL and SDL.NET to display rotating gears.

Code

Gears.cs (http://cs-sdl.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cs-sdl/trunk/SdlDotNet/examples/SdlDotNetExamples/SmallDemos/Gears.cs?view=markup)

Credits

• Conversion to GLUT by Mark J. Kilgard
• Conversion to C# by Lux, Using Tao.OpenGL & SDL.NET - 2003/10/15
• Revised to use SDL.NET 2.x by David Hudson 2004-11-04
• Revised to use SDL.NET 3.x by David Hudson 2005-02-04

Gtk Window Example

The following is an example of using SDL.NET with a GTK# window. Click on the "Close" button to close the window.

The Code

GtkWindow.cs (http://cs-sdl.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cs-sdl/trunk/SdlDotNet/examples/SdlDotNetExamples/SmallDemos/GtkWindow.cs?view=markup)

GtkWindowExample.cs (http://cs-sdl.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cs-sdl/trunk/SdlDotNet/examples/SdlDotNetExamples/SmallDemos/GtkWindowExample.cs?view=markup)

See Also

• GTK# Website (http://mono-project.com/GtkSharp)

Gtk Sprite Example

The following is an example of using SDL.NET sprites with a GTK# window. You can use the mouse to click on a circle and drag it around.

The Code

GtkSprite.cs (http://cs-sdl.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cs-sdl/trunk/SdlDotNet/examples/SdlDotNetExamples/SmallDemos/GtkSprite.cs?view=markup)

GtkSpriteExample.cs (http://cs-sdl.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cs-sdl/trunk/SdlDotNet/examples/SdlDotNetExamples/SmallDemos/GtkSpriteExample.cs?view=markup)

See Also

• Mono GTK# Website (http://mono-project.com/GtkSharp)

Hello World Example

The following is an extremely simple example of creating a SDL.NET window for the first time

The Code

HelloWorld.cs (http://cs-sdl.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cs-sdl/trunk/SdlDotNet/examples/SdlDotNetExamples/SmallDemos/HelloWorld.cs?view=markup)

See Also

• SimpleExample

Hero Example

The following is an example of how to use the Animated Sprite class. When run, you will see a little character on the screen which you can then move around by using the arrow keys.

The Hero

This is the image that we'll be using as our hero:

The Code

HeroExample.cs (http://cs-sdl.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cs-sdl/trunk/SdlDotNet/examples/SdlDotNetExamples/SmallDemos/HeroExample.cs?view=markup)

See Also

• Animated Sprites

Particles Example

This demo shows various features of the SDL.NET Particle engine written by Rob Loach. Gravity effects, emitters, vortexes are all displayed in this example.

Keyboard Controls

Space bar: create a particle explosion.

Mouse Controls

Moving the mouse will attract the ball and particle. The particle emitter will move as well.

Code

• View Source (http://cs-sdl.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cs-sdl/trunk/SdlDotNet/examples/SdlDotNetExamples/SmallDemos/ParticlesExample.cs?view=markup)

Rectangles Examples

This example shows use of drawing primitives on a surface as well as basic input control. When you start the application, it draws random rectangles on the screen. When you press escape, it closes the example.

Other Primitives

SDL.NET uses SDL_gfx for drawing primitives on surfaces. It has the capabilities of drawing all sorts of primitive objects like circles, polygons, lines, etc, all with alpha transparency.

Code

The source can be found here (http://cs-sdl.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cs-sdl/trunk/SdlDotNet/examples/SdlDotNetExamples/SmallDemos/Rectangles.cs?view=markup)

See Also

• Surfaces

SharpNes

This demo is a port of the SharpNes Nintendo entertainment system (NES) emulator to SDL.NET. SharpNes was written by Jonathan Turner and ported to SDL.NET by David Hudson

Keyboard Controls

Use arrow keys to move.

Press 'Z' for button A

Press 'X' for button B

Press 'A' for Select

Press 'S' for Start

Code

SharpNes Source (http://cs-sdl.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cs-sdl/trunk/SdlDotNet/examples/SharpNes)

See Also

• SharpNes Website (http://jturner.tapetrade.net/sharpnes/)

Simple Game

This demo uses an Model-View-Controller coding structure to move a sprite around a grid. Sounds are emitted during each move. This demo is based off of a Pygame tutorial by Shandy Brown (http://sjbrown.ezide.com/games/writing-games.html)

Keyboard Controls

Use arrow keys to move red ball

Code

SimpleGame Source (http://cs-sdl.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cs-sdl/trunk/SdlDotNet/examples/SdlDotNetExamples/SimpleGame)

Sprite Collection Sorting

This demo shows how you can change the sort order of sprites in a collection. This will then blit the sprites to the surface in a different order to give them "height".

Code

SpriteCollectionSort.cs (http://cs-sdl.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cs-sdl/trunk/SdlDotNet/examples/SdlDotNetExamples/SmallDemos/SpriteCollectionSort.cs?view=markup)

Snow Demo

This demo uses transparent color, alpha blending and Surface stretching. TextSprites fade in and out while snowflake Sprites fall. One of the trees at the bottom is stretched to make it appear larger.

Code

SnowDemo.cs (http://cs-sdl.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cs-sdl/trunk/SdlDotNet/examples/SdlDotNetExamples/SmallDemos/SnowDemo.cs?view=markup)

Snowflake.cs (http://cs-sdl.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cs-sdl/trunk/SdlDotNet/examples/SdlDotNetExamples/SmallDemos/Snowflake.cs?view=markup)

TextItem.cs (http://cs-sdl.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cs-sdl/trunk/SdlDotNet/examples/SdlDotNetExamples/SmallDemos/TextItem.cs?view=markup)

Triad

Triad is a Teris-like game originally written by Michael Rosario.

Keyboard Controls

• Right and left arrows: move the block to the right nad left.
• Down Arrow: move block down

Code

Triad Source (http://cs-sdl.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cs-sdl/trunk/SdlDotNet/examples/SdlDotNetExamples/Triad)

Official Examples

The following are the official examples that are packed with the library and are described in more detail.

• Isometric Engine
• Movie Demo
• NeHe Lessons
• Pong Example
• Red Book Examples
• Simple Example
• Sprite Demos

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