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I have lots of ideas for a full training course, but I will be trying out different ideas for the next few weeks and months to see what ideas are going to work out best.
As I learn more about XNA and C# programming, I will share it with you as high quality, relevant XNA video training.
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Well, yesterday wasn't very productive. I finished videos 6-8 and deleted them after reviewing. They weren't bad, but they didn't capture what I had intended. I will spend a few days getting the course laid out before recording and I need to get down what I want to do for the C# Primer video tutorials as well.
Videos 6 and 7 were recorded today, but I my redo them. I spent too much time relaxing this weekend! I'll have to catch up this week. :D
Quote: Would I have to put this into XNA as 3 objects. You don't have to because you can transform the bone for each MeshPart individually. Hi Dave,
I have a question about 3D objects. If it has been answered in the tutorials I haven't had a chance to watch them all yet, so here is my question.
My helicopter animation that I put on the other forum has 3 parts to the helicopter. The body and the two rotor blades. Would I have to put this into XNA as 3 objects. The rotor blades use a path link to the main body you see. Just thought I would ask.
Asimov
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