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Viewing entries tagged with 'monotouch'
Videos and the iOS Simulator
Recently I've been working on an iOS app using MonoTouch from Xamarin, which required choosing a video from the iPhone media library. As it's an early stage prototype I wasn't in a position to run it on my phone just yet so I needed a way to copy some videos onto the simulator. At first I tried dragging and dropping files from Finder onto the simulator. With an image this would open in the browser and holding the mouse down on the image allowed me to save directly to the library without any problems. I couldn't get the same thing to work with video files, though.
MonoTouch and OpenGL: Really Rendering Images
I realised when I started writing this article that the previous installment was called "Rendering Images" but only covered loading them... So this time I'll really talk about rendering images. In the previous articles we looked at preparing the device and setting the viewport and loading the image using UIImage.
MonoTouch and OpenGL: Part 2 Rendering Images
Last time I talked about MonoTouch and getting started with OpenGL development on the iPhone. We got as far as preparing OpenGL for 2D development by setting up our view port size and co-ordinate space.
MonoTouch and OpenGL
Recently I've been working a lot with MonoTouch from Xamarin and OpenGL ES, or rather the OpenTK bindings that come with MonoTouch.
