protected override void Initialize()
{
// create all application services and add to main services container.
_services = new ServiceContainer();
ServiceLocator.SetLocatorProvider(() => _services);
var vfsStorage = new VfsStorage();
var pathStorage = new FileSystemStorage("data");
var uiAssetsStorage = new ZipStorage(pathStorage, "UI_Assets.zip");
vfsStorage.MountInfos.Add(new VfsMountInfo(uiAssetsStorage, null));
// Register the virtual file system as a service.
_services.Register(typeof(IStorage), null, vfsStorage);
// The GraphicsDeviceManager needs to be registered in the service container.
// (This is required by the XNA content managers.)
_services.Register(typeof(IGraphicsDeviceService), null, _graphicsDeviceManager);
_services.Register(typeof(GraphicsDeviceManager), null, _graphicsDeviceManager);
var uiContentManager = new StorageContentManager(_services, uiAssetsStorage);
_services.Register(typeof(ContentManager), "UIContent", uiContentManager);
// ----- Initialize Services
// Register the game class.
_services.Register(typeof(Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Game), null, this);
_services.Register(typeof(kbPCB), null, this);
// Input
_inputManager = new InputManager(false);
_services.Register(typeof(IInputService), null, _inputManager);
// Graphics
_graphicsManager = new GraphicsManager(GraphicsDevice, Window, uiContentManager);
_services.Register(typeof(IGraphicsService), null, _graphicsManager);
// GUI
_uiManager = new UIManager(this, _inputManager);
_services.Register(typeof(IUIService), null, _uiManager);
// Animation
_animationManager = new AnimationManager();
_services.Register(typeof(IAnimationService), null, _animationManager);
// Game logic
_gameObjectManager = new GameObjectManager();
_services.Register(typeof(IGameObjectService), null, _gameObjectManager);
// Profiler
_profiler = new HierarchicalProfiler("Main");
_services.Register(typeof(HierarchicalProfiler), "Main", _profiler);
// add more stuff here
var editor2D = new Editor2D(this);
Components.Add(editor2D);
base.Initialize();
}
private void basicUsage(HierarchicalProfiler profiler)
{
profiler.StartFrame("root");
Thread.Sleep(10);
profiler.Enter("depth1 1");
Thread.Sleep(10);
profiler.Leave();
profiler.Enter("depth1 2");
Thread.Sleep(10);
profiler.Enter("depth2 1");
Thread.Sleep(10);
profiler.Leave();
Thread.Sleep(10);
profiler.Leave();
Thread.Sleep(10);
profiler.EndFrame();
var nodes = profiler.Nodes.ToList();
Assert.Equal(4, nodes.Count);
Assert.Equal("root", nodes[0].Name);
var startTime = nodes[0].StartTicks;
var endTime = nodes[0].EndTicks;
Assert.True(endTime > startTime);
Assert.True(endTime - startTime > TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(59).Ticks);
Assert.Equal("depth1 1", nodes[1].Name);
Assert.Equal("depth2 1", nodes[3].Name);
Assert.True(nodes[3].EndTicks > nodes[2].StartTicks);
Assert.True(nodes[3].StartTicks > nodes[2].StartTicks);
Assert.True(nodes[2].EndTicks > nodes[3].EndTicks);
}
public void BasicUsage()
{
var profiler = new HierarchicalProfiler();
basicUsage(profiler);
basicUsage(profiler);
}
private void basicUsage(HierarchicalProfiler profiler)
{
profiler.StartFrame("root");
Thread.Sleep(10);
profiler.Enter("depth1 1");
Thread.Sleep(10);
profiler.Leave();
profiler.Enter("depth1 2");
Thread.Sleep(10);
profiler.Enter("depth2 1");
Thread.Sleep(10);
profiler.Leave();
Thread.Sleep(10);
profiler.Leave();
Thread.Sleep(10);
profiler.EndFrame();
var nodes = profiler.Nodes.ToList();
Assert.Equal(4, nodes.Count);
Assert.Equal("root", nodes[0].Name);
var startTime = nodes[0].StartTicks;
var endTime = nodes[0].EndTicks;
Assert.True(endTime > startTime);
Assert.True(endTime - startTime > TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(59).Ticks);
Assert.Equal("depth1 1", nodes[1].Name);
Assert.Equal("depth2 1", nodes[3].Name);
Assert.True(nodes[3].EndTicks > nodes[2].StartTicks);
Assert.True(nodes[3].StartTicks > nodes[2].StartTicks);
Assert.True(nodes[2].EndTicks > nodes[3].EndTicks);
}
public void BasicUsage()
{
var profiler = new HierarchicalProfiler();
basicUsage(profiler);
basicUsage(profiler);
}
// Initializes services and adds game components.
protected override void Initialize()
{
#if WINDOWS || WINDOWS_UWP || XBOX
if (GraphicsDevice.GraphicsProfile == GraphicsProfile.Reach)
{
throw new NotSupportedException(
"The DigitalRune Samples and Content for Windows, Universal Windows Apps and Xbox 360 are " +
"designed for the HiDef graphics profile. A graphics cards supporting DirectX 10.0 or better " +
"is required.");
}
#endif
// ----- Service Container
// The DigitalRune ServiceContainer is an "inversion of control" container.
// All game services (such as input, graphics, physics, etc.) are registered
// in this container. Other game components can access these services via lookup
// in the service container.
// The DigitalRune ServiceContainer replaces the XNA GameServiceContainer (see
// property Game.Services).
// Note: The DigitalRune libraries do not require the use of the ServiceContainer
// or any other IoC container. The ServiceContainer is only used in the sample
// for convenience - but it is not mandatory.
_services = new ServiceContainer();
// The service container is either passed directly to the game components
// or accessed through the global variable ServiceLocator.Current.
// The following call makes the service container publicly available in
// ServiceLocator.Current.
ServiceLocator.SetLocatorProvider(() => _services);
// ----- Storage
// For XNA the assets are stored in the following folders:
//
// <gameLocation>/
// Content/
// DigitalRune/
// ... DigitalRune assets ...
// ... other assets ...
//
// For MonoGame the assets (*.xnb files) are stored in ZIP packages. The
// sample assets are stored in "Content/Content.zip" and the DigitalRune
// assets are stored in "Content/DigitalRune.zip".
//
// <gameLocation>/
// Content/
// Content.zip
// DigitalRune.zip
//
// DigitalRune introduces the concept of "storages". Storages can be used
// to access files on disk or files stored in packages (e.g. ZIP archives).
// These storages can be mapped into a "virtual file system", which makes
// it easier to write portable code. (The game logic can read the files
// from the virtual file system and does not need to know the specifics
// about the platform.)
//
// The virtual files system should look like this:
//
// / <-- root of virtual file system
// DigitalRune/
// ... DigitalRune assets ...
// ... other assets ...
// The VfsStorage creates a virtual file system.
var vfsStorage = new VfsStorage();
// The TitleStorage reads files from the game's default storage location.
// --> Create a TitleStorage that reads files from "<gameLocation>/Content".
var titleStorage = new TitleStorage("Content");
#if MONOGAME
// A ZipStorage can be used to access files inside a ZIP archive.
// --> Mount the sample assets to the root of the virtual file system.
var assetsStorage = new ZipStorage(titleStorage, "Content.zip");
vfsStorage.MountInfos.Add(new VfsMountInfo(assetsStorage, null));
#if !ANDROID && !IOS && !LINUX && !MACOS
// --> Mount the DigitalRune assets to the root of the virtual file system.
var drStorage = new ZipStorage(titleStorage, "DigitalRune.zip");
vfsStorage.MountInfos.Add(new VfsMountInfo(drStorage, null));
#endif
#endif
// Finally, map the TitleStorage to the root of the virtual file system.
// (The TitleStorage is added as the last mount point. The ZIP archives
// have priority.)
vfsStorage.MountInfos.Add(new VfsMountInfo(titleStorage, null));
// Register the virtual file system as a service.
_services.Register(typeof(IStorage), null, vfsStorage);
// ----- Content Managers
// The GraphicsDeviceManager needs to be registered in the service container.
// (This is required by the XNA content managers.)
_services.Register(typeof(IGraphicsDeviceService), null, _graphicsDeviceManager);
_services.Register(typeof(GraphicsDeviceManager), null, _graphicsDeviceManager);
// Register a default, shared content manager.
// The new StorageContentManager can be used to read assets from the virtual
// file system. (Replaces the content manager stored in Game.Content.)
Content = new StorageContentManager(_services, vfsStorage);
_services.Register(typeof(ContentManager), null, Content);
// Create and register content manager that will be used to load the GUI.
#if !MONOGAME
var uiContentManager = new ContentManager(_services, "Content");
#else
var uiContentManager = new StorageContentManager(_services, assetsStorage);
#endif
_services.Register(typeof(ContentManager), "UIContent", uiContentManager);
// Create content manager that will be used exclusively by the graphics service
// to load the pre-built effects and resources of DigitalRune.Graphics. (We
// could use Game.Content, but it is recommended to separate the content. This
// allows to unload the content of the samples without unloading the other
// content.)
var graphicsContentManager = new StorageContentManager(_services, vfsStorage);
// ----- Initialize Services
// Register the game class.
_services.Register(typeof(Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Game), null, this);
_services.Register(typeof(SampleGame), null, this);
#if XBOX
// On Xbox, we use the XNA gamer services (e.g. for text input).
Components.Add(new GamerServicesComponent(this));
#endif
// Input
#if XBOX
const bool useGamerServices = true;
#else
const bool useGamerServices = false;
#endif
_inputManager = new InputManager(useGamerServices);
_services.Register(typeof(IInputService), null, _inputManager);
// Graphics
_graphicsManager = new GraphicsManager(GraphicsDevice, Window, graphicsContentManager);
_services.Register(typeof(IGraphicsService), null, _graphicsManager);
// GUI
_uiManager = new UIManager(this, _inputManager);
_services.Register(typeof(IUIService), null, _uiManager);
// Animation
_animationManager = new AnimationManager();
_services.Register(typeof(IAnimationService), null, _animationManager);
// Particle simulation
_particleSystemManager = new ParticleSystemManager();
_services.Register(typeof(IParticleSystemService), null, _particleSystemManager);
// Physics simulation
ResetPhysicsSimulation();
// Game logic
_gameObjectManager = new GameObjectManager();
_services.Register(typeof(IGameObjectService), null, _gameObjectManager);
// Profiler
_profiler = new HierarchicalProfiler("Main");
_services.Register(typeof(HierarchicalProfiler), "Main", _profiler);
// Initialize delegates for running tasks in parallel.
// (Creating delegates allocates memory, therefore we do this only once and
// cache the delegates.)
_updateAnimation = () => _animationManager.Update(_deltaTime);
_updatePhysics = () => _simulation.Update(_deltaTime);
_updateParticles = () => _particleSystemManager.Update(_deltaTime);
// SampleFramework
// The SampleFramework automatically discovers all samples using reflection, provides
// controls for switching samples and starts the initial sample.
#if KINECT
var initialSample = typeof(Kinect.KinectSkeletonMappingSample);
#elif WINDOWS || WINDOWS_UWP
var initialSample = typeof(Graphics.DeferredLightingSample);
#else
var initialSample = typeof(Graphics.BasicEffectSample);
#endif
_sampleFramework = new SampleFramework(this, initialSample);
_services.Register(typeof(SampleFramework), null, _sampleFramework);
base.Initialize();
}
// Initializes services and adds game components.
protected override void Initialize()
{
// ----- Service Container
// The DigitalRune ServiceContainer is an "inversion of control" container.
// All game services (such as input, graphics, physics, etc.) are registered
// in this container. Other game components can access these services via lookup
// in the service container.
// The DigitalRune ServiceContainer replaces the XNA GameServiceContainer (see
// property Game.Services).
// Note: The DigitalRune libraries do not require the use of the ServiceContainer
// or any other IoC container. The ServiceContainer is only used in the sample
// for convenience - but it is not mandatory.
_services = new ServiceContainer();
// The service container is either passed directly to the game components
// or accessed through the global variable ServiceLocator.Current.
// The following call makes the service container publicly available in
// ServiceLocator.Current.
ServiceLocator.SetLocatorProvider(() => _services);
// ----- Content Managers
// The GraphicsDeviceManager needs to be registered in the service container.
// (This is required by the XNA content managers.)
_services.Register(typeof(IGraphicsDeviceService), null, _graphicsDeviceManager);
_services.Register(typeof(GraphicsDeviceManager), null, _graphicsDeviceManager);
// Register a default, shared content manager. (Replaces the content manager
// stored in Game.Content.)
Content = new ContentManager(_services, "Content");
_services.Register(typeof(ContentManager), null, Content);
// Create and register content manager that will be used to load the GUI.
var uiContentManager = new ContentManager(_services, "BlendBlueTheme");
_services.Register(typeof(ContentManager), "UIContent", uiContentManager);
// Create content manager that will be used exclusively by the graphics service
// to load the pre-built effects and resources of DigitalRune.Graphics. (We
// could use Game.Content, but it is recommend to separate the content. This
// allows to unload the content of the samples without unloading the other
// content.)
var graphicsContentManager = new ContentManager(_services, "Content");
// ----- Initialize Services
// Register the game class.
_services.Register(typeof(Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Game), null, this);
_services.Register(typeof(SampleGame), null, this);
#if XBOX
// On Xbox, we use the XNA gamer services (e.g. for text input).
Components.Add(new GamerServicesComponent(this));
#endif
// Input
#if XBOX
const bool useGamerServices = true;
#else
const bool useGamerServices = false;
#endif
_inputManager = new InputManager(useGamerServices);
_services.Register(typeof(IInputService), null, _inputManager);
// Graphics
_graphicsManager = new GraphicsManager(GraphicsDevice, Window, graphicsContentManager);
_services.Register(typeof(IGraphicsService), null, _graphicsManager);
// GUI
_uiManager = new UIManager(this, _inputManager);
_services.Register(typeof(IUIService), null, _uiManager);
// Animation
_animationManager = new AnimationManager();
_services.Register(typeof(IAnimationService), null, _animationManager);
// Particle simulation
_particleSystemManager = new ParticleSystemManager();
_services.Register(typeof(IParticleSystemService), null, _particleSystemManager);
// Physics simulation
ResetPhysicsSimulation();
// Game logic
_gameObjectManager = new GameObjectManager();
_services.Register(typeof(IGameObjectService), null, _gameObjectManager);
// Profiler
_profiler = new HierarchicalProfiler("Main");
_services.Register(typeof(HierarchicalProfiler), "Main", _profiler);
// Initialize delegates for running tasks in parallel.
// (Creating delegates allocates memory, therefore we do this only once and
// cache the delegates.)
_updateAnimation = () => _animationManager.Update(_deltaTime);
_updatePhysics = () => _simulation.Update(_deltaTime);
_updateParticles = () => _particleSystemManager.Update(_deltaTime);
// ----- Add GameComponents
// The MenuComponent loads/switches samples.
Components.Add(new MenuComponent(this));
// The MouseComponent handles mouse centering and the mouse cursor.
Components.Add(new MouseComponent(this));
// The GamePadComponent detects and assigns logical players to game pads.
Components.Add(new GamePadComponent(this));
// The HelpComponent shows help text.
Components.Add(new HelpComponent(this));
// The ProfilerComponent dumps profiling data.
Components.Add(new ProfilerComponent(this));
base.Initialize();
}