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New Post: Do you have plan release a setup package

bill4mobile — Sat, 01 May 2010 07:29:46 GMT

Hi Fork, I am really happy, you had pop up new support, but I saw the setup download link is also old version, could you please upload a latest version? Thanks Bill

New Post: YABOG typeload exception

KiwiFreaK — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 08:43:40 GMT

Oops, I forgot something!! The (TypeLoadException) message was unclear to me. I installed .NET CF 3.5 and i works very well!!! Great!

The only issue with my HTC touch2 and YABOG; i was unable to quit the application (my device is touch only). I had to remove the battery! :)

Thanks, and keep going!

New Post: YABOG typeload exception

KiwiFreaK — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 16:46:09 GMT

Hi,

Im looking for a nice and simple graphic library for 2d graphics on windows mobile. WiMoGF looks promising!!!

I installed the framework and downloaded the YABOG sample project. YABOG works very smooth in the emulator (6 & 6.5)! Nice work!

After I wanted to see this working on my Windows Mobile device (a HTC Touch2, QVGA). I copied all the files (the .exe + all .dll files) from the debug folder. When I start YABOG the app crashes with the message:

TypeLoadException, Unable to find type WiMo.Games.WM5.GameEngine from WiMo.Games.WM5, Version 1.0.3593.36729. The assembly ("WiMo.Games.WM5.dll") is in the same directory.

What am I doing wrong? How can I fix this problem? Thanks!!

Greetings!

New Post: Multi-Resolution Graphics Strategy (Windows Mobile Target)

kevindwolf — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 14:46:38 GMT

Since Windows Mobile supports different DPI’s it may be desirable to supply assets that are higher resolution for higher DPI type devices. This can be accomplished by creating a directory off of your main content directory that is named the value for the DPI you are targeting, and then putting our graphics assets in those directories.

Example:
If your device is 640x480 or 800x480, the DPI is most likely 192. If it is 320x240 it is most likely 96.

So for a device with 192 DPI, it will look for the asset Ball.png in this directory first.
/Content/192/Ball.png

If the asset is not there, it will then look in the default location, without the DPI sub-directory.
/Content/Ball.png

This works with both files on the device and embedded resources.