DotNet Torque SDK Preview (Help File CHM for preview!)
by Vince Gee · 05/21/2012 (8:46 am) · 1 comments
Good Morning Everyone,
After a grueling 6 months of coding, testing and fixing we have finally gotten to a point where all of that is behind us and now just documentation is left. So, today I finished our first pass against the source code to see what our CHM help file would look like, and I was rather surprised how much code was written.
So, without further ado, download our CHM file and take a look for yourself what functions will be available inside cSharp via DotNet Torque.
This CHM is for the core DotNet Torque core DLL, the starter.fps and the launching program are separate projects.
www.winterleafentertainment.com/dotnet%20torque%201.0.chm
Minor note, all the functions exposed do not use the console to be called, they are called directly in C++ bypassing the console.
After a grueling 6 months of coding, testing and fixing we have finally gotten to a point where all of that is behind us and now just documentation is left. So, today I finished our first pass against the source code to see what our CHM help file would look like, and I was rather surprised how much code was written.
So, without further ado, download our CHM file and take a look for yourself what functions will be available inside cSharp via DotNet Torque.
This CHM is for the core DotNet Torque core DLL, the starter.fps and the launching program are separate projects.
www.winterleafentertainment.com/dotnet%20torque%201.0.chm
Minor note, all the functions exposed do not use the console to be called, they are called directly in C++ bypassing the console.
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You are right, there was a lot of code created for this... I am still looking, but it is looking pretty good so far!
John