Game Development Reference
In-Depth Information
Further reading
In this section, we will look at some excellent topics and websites if you are seriously
interested in game programming.
Websites
The SlimDX website— http://slimdx.org/ —has a documentation section where you
can see all of the SlimDX classes and their members. Unfortunately, it is incomplete
at the time of this writing.
As an alternative to the SlimDX website, you can go to the SharpDX website, ht-
tp://sharpdx.org/ . This site also has a documentation section, and it is currently more
complete than SlimDX's documentation.
Tip
Most of the classes in SharpDX are the same as their SlimDX counterparts, but
there are some differences between these two. SharpDX is just an alternative
to SlimDX. So most of the time, you can look at their documentation for help
with SlimDX, but sometimes, it might not be accurate with the documentation of
SlimDXbecauseofthedifferencesbetweenthetwo.It'sagoodresourcenonethe-
less.
The GameDev.net website— http://www.Gamedev.net —is a great resource for game
developers. If you get really stuck and need help with something in SlimDX, their for-
ums are an excellent place to ask questions. They have a lot of articles on the site
too.
This site encompasses much more than just game development with SlimDX and C#.
They also have an archive of the older articles since restructuring the site, which can
be found at http://archive.gamedev.net/archive/reference/
The Stack Overflow website— http://stackoverflow.com/ —is a place to ask questions,
and people can comment on them and help you solve an issue. In fact, I used this site
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