Monogame is the replacement to XNA, and its API is very similar because it derived itself from XNA If your c# app uses WPF then you can use the drawing constructs in that, which use system.windows.shapes.

2023年3月8日 · Hey guys, I am trying to create a simple 2D physics engine and I need a framework that I can use to render very simple shapes and colors. Does anybody know of any easy-to-use graphics libraries/frameworks that I would be able to use? Thanks for your help!

2020年5月28日 · What i mean is the performance. I know C++ is really fast in that area,but i have not seen anything similar done in C#. So,is it possible to create something on a level of unreal engine for example,in terms of graphics and performance? Iam mostly asking this because of managed code, and jit perspective.

2018年10月1日 · I've seen some examples use the Graphics object to draw directly on the form, while others use one large picturebox to hold the game and draw various 'sprites' using the Graphics object of that picturebox.

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2021年6月28日 · I'm looking for a graphics library that will allow me to compile the same graphical code not only cross-platform for desktop but ideally for web and…

2023年10月20日 · If you want to use OpenGL then take a look at CSharpGL and its demos. Another .NET 3D graphics lib is Blotch3D (based on MonoGame).

2019年11月23日 · A complete novice to C# and the whole drawing side of things. I'm trying to draw a square within a field, then using recursion it would reduce its size be 50% (so half) and rotate it 90 degrees, and repeat depending on the recursion depth thats entered by the user.

2018年12月7日 · Hello! Just wanted to share my C# library I've been working on. It wraps around System.Console class, to add additional functionality for displaying console graphics. Custom colors, primitives drawing, running borderless, getting input... All is in there! You into Try it out, leave a suggestion or report some bugs! See you there!

It's a viable language to do graphics programming in. I wrote a graphics abstraction library in C# that uses D3D11, Vulkan, Metal, OpenGL, and WebGL. Most of the native wrappers were written specifically for the project, but the D3D backend just uses Vortice, which afaik is …