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+2  Q: 

Something similar to jMonkey Engine for C#

I prefer C# as a language over Java, but I have been unable to find anything similar to the jMonkey Engine for Java. I want the feature of just being able to simply add blocks (called Box in jMonkey Engine) to my world instead of loading models.

Maybe I am just missing something, but I haven't found anything similar in any of the C# things (OGRE, Axiom, XNA).

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Although XNA doesn't have built in primitives you can use. The XNA shader series is an example which has a bunch of primitives you could reuse from it.

David Young  2010-08-21 05:41:22
do you think that will be efficient enough to have thousands of blocks on the screen at the same time?
Ramblingwood  2010-08-21 05:54:02
Thousands of blocks still won't be using that many triangles. With each box using 12 triangles each. If you're really worried though you can use straight DirectX with C#. DirectX has primitives you can use directly.
David Young  2010-08-21 06:14:12
ok sounds good!
Ramblingwood  2010-08-21 16:22:54
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there is C# cheap good engine, but loading process working too long.

http://www.neoaxisgroup.com/

coder  2010-10-20 16:44:48

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