MonoGame.Samples/TiledSprites

TiledSprites MonoGame Sample

This project demonstrates a variety of common sprite operations using MonoGame 3.8.* and .NET 8.0. It is organized for cross-platform builds with a shared Core library and platform-specific projects.

Structure

Folder Structure

TiledSprites.sln
README.md
Core/
  AnimatedSprite.cs
  Camera2D.cs
  SpriteSheet.cs
  TiledSprites.Core.csproj
  TiledSprites.cs
  TileGrid.cs
  Content/
    ball.png
    clouds.png
    Content.mgcb
    Default.png
    font.spritefont
    GameThumbnail.png
    ground.png
    bin/
      DesktopGL/Content/
      Windows/Content/
  bin/
    Debug/net8.0/
  obj/
    Debug/net8.0/
Platforms/
  Windows/
    Program.cs
    TiledSprites.Windows.csproj
    bin/
    obj/
  DesktopGL/
    Program.cs
    TiledSprites.DesktopGL.csproj
    bin/
    obj/
  Android/
    AndroidManifest.xml
    MainActivity.cs
    TiledSprites.Android.csproj
    bin/
    obj/
  iOS/
    Info.plist
    Program.cs
    TiledSprites.icns
    TiledSprites.iOS.csproj
    bin/
    obj/

Core/: Shared game logic, engine code, and assets. Core/Content/: Game assets (sprites, fonts, etc.) and content pipeline files. Platforms/: Platform-specific entry points and projects for Windows, DesktopGL, Android, and iOS. bin/ and obj/: Build output and intermediate files for each project.

Building and Running

Prerequisites

• .NET 8.0 SDK
• MonoGame 3.8.* NuGet packages (restored automatically)
• Visual Studio 2022+ or VSCode (with C# Dev Kit recommended)

Windows

• Build: dotnet build Platforms/Windows/TiledSprites.Windows.csproj
• Run: dotnet run --project Platforms/Windows/TiledSprites.Windows.csproj

DesktopGL

• Build: dotnet build Platforms/DesktopGL/TiledSprites.DesktopGL.csproj
• Run: dotnet run --project Platforms/DesktopGL/TiledSprites.DesktopGL.csproj

Android

• Build: dotnet build Platforms/Android/TiledSprites.Android.csproj
• Deploy/run using your preferred Android tooling.

iOS

• Build: dotnet build Platforms/iOS/TiledSprites.iOS.csproj
• Deploy/run using your preferred iOS tooling (e.g., Visual Studio for Mac, Xcode integration).

Notes

• Content is loaded from prebuilt .xnb files in the Content/ directory.
• No Content.mgcb file is used; assets are referenced directly.
• Platform-specific code is separated to minimize #if blocks.

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For more details, see the source code in each directory.