Paradox Samples

Each sample must be a self-contained Paradox Game Package, created with GameStudio
- It means that a sample package must not reference assets/files outside its directory
A sample package must use a package name that is unique and can be replaced by a simple regex in files using it (.csproj, .cs ...etc.). For example: SimpleAudio
We are currently using the following categories as directories to group samples under a same category
- Audio : All samples related to audio
- Games : All small game samples
- Graphics : All graphics samples (display 3d models, sprites, text...etc.)
- Input : All input samples (touch, mouse, gamepad...etc.)
- UI : All UI samples
- ParadoxSamples.sln : A top level ParadoxSamples.sln referencing all Game Packages (pdxpkg)
Inside a category, we store a package in its own directory. For example SimpleAudio in Audio
- Audio
  - SimpleAudio
    - .pdxtpl : Directory containing icons/screenshots used to display the template in the UI
    - Assets : contains assets (.pdx files)
    - RawAssets : contains raw assets (.jpg, .fbx ... files)
    - SimpleAudio.Android : Android executable
    - SimpleAudio.Game : Common Game code
    - SimpleAudio.iOS : iOS executable
    - SimpleAudio.Windows : Windows Desktop executable
    - SimpleAudio.pdxpkg : Package description
    - SimpleAudio.pdxtpl : Package Template description

Name		Name	Last commit message	Last commit date
Latest commit History 10 Commits
Audio		Audio
Games		Games
Graphics		Graphics
Input		Input
Physics		Physics
UI		UI
.gitignore		.gitignore
OpenSolution.bat		OpenSolution.bat
ParadoxSamples.sln		ParadoxSamples.sln
ParadoxSamples.userprefs		ParadoxSamples.userprefs
readme.md		readme.md

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