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I have never done any C++ or C# programming. (quite a bit in HTML) anyways I look for a few tutorials and wondering if you could give me some good links to ones that would be more helpfull with XNA, I DL'd and watched a 5 hour one but that was more for windows aplications in C# express. Anyways just a few links and a quick sentence on what the tutorial is about would help me alot. Thanks

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  • newbieneedshelp

    Clicky!  

  • Joo Park

    I have also started a blog dedicated to C# for beginners using XNA. It is actually more of a beginning programming tutorial than a game programming tutorial, it just happens to use XNA as the application framework. You can find it at: http://www.xna101.net

    Bill



  • CodeJingle

    thanks this is deffinitly a start.

  • Roy mm

    Jim Perry wrote:
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    Would it be bad taste if I asked you to use Live Search instead



  • rb531

    If you want to learn C#, then get the book "C# in a Nutshell" by oreilly.  If you want to learn XNA then you need to learn Direct3D concepts, and the programmable pipeline specifically. I recommend you get "DirectX9 Programmable Pipeline" from microsoft press. If you just want to find more tutorials, try google.
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