Enum AssetSourceEnum

Assets (Textures, Fonts) can be either embedded as resources or included in the application output directory Embedded resources must be part of the assembly that provides the implementation of IApplication to the framework launcher

Below note that angle brackets have been replaced with () to avoid xml formatting complaints An example of .csproj content that would embed in the application assembly all files in the Textures folder (found in the .csproj root folder): (ItemGroup) (EmbeddedResource Include="Textures**"/) (/ItemGroup)

An example of .csproj content that would include in the output directory all of the files in the Fonts folder (found in the .csproj root folder): (ItemGroup) (Content Include="$(MSBuildThisFileDirectory)Fonts**") (CopyToOutputDirectory)PreserveNewest(/CopyToOutputDirectory)(Link)Fonts%(RecursiveDir)%(FileName)%(Extension)(/Link)(/Content)(/ItemGroup) The () around MSBuildThisFileDirectory are correct, the rest should be replaced with angled brackets

Currently it is not possible to provide an absolute file path to the application to load an asset from any location

Namespace: Yak2D

Assembly: Yak2D.Api.dll

Syntax

public enum AssetSourceEnum : int

Fields

Name	Description
Embedded	Represents an asset that has been embedded in the application assembly
File	Represents a file on disk in the application directory