Save projects under new filenames?

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Save projects under new filenames?

XNA Game Studio doesn't have a command to save projects under new filenames or make copies of projects. For example, create a new project while going through a tutorial from a web site. Is it possible to save projects under new filenames or make copies of projects

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Save projects under new filenames?

  • goku_simon

    The project's namespace has nothing to do with where its physical location.

  • S Nesbitt

    You don't necessarily need to do that within XNA Game Studio. You can just navigate out to the project on your computer and copy the entire project and paste it into a new folder. Now you can work away on your copy and rename it how you want from within the IDE.

    There isn't any method that I'm currently aware of saving solutions/projects and all their associated files and classes in a new location with a new name all at one time from within the IDE.




  • JerberSoft

    I'm not sure if copying project folders will work because there is "Namespace" parameter at the top of the source code and if there are any files in any folders that are used by the program that I'm writing, the program may not find the files when running.
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