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DwarfCorpContent Contains images, sounds, music, and content configuration files for DwarfCorp.

Most of the files in here are just cross-included from DwarfCorpXNA, but using different linked libraries and compile flags.

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DwarfCorpFNA Contains source code for the FNA build.

DwarfCorpXNA contains source code for XNA builds of the game.

There are several projects under the main folder:

Set 'DwarfCorpFNA' as the 'StartUp' project.

This will create the content files needed by FNA.

Open 'DwarfCorpFNA.sln' in Visual Studio.

Project->DwarfCorpXNA properties-> Signing-> Create Test Certificate.

'Unable to find manifest signing certificate in the certificate store'.

If this happens, we've included a complete copy of MXA in our repository for you to use.

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(you may find that google marks this download as malware.

I opened the solution but I don't see anything.

Problems and Solutions with building for XNA on Windows

Set the DwarfCorpXNA build mode to Release or Debug.

Add references to XNA binaries to the DwarfCorpXNA project.

Right-click on DwarfCorpXNA and set it as a StartUp project.

Once you have Visual Studio and XNA (or MXA) installed, you're ready to compile DwarfCorp. To resolve this issue, you must completely uninstall and reinstall visual studio instead of upgrading it, and then reapply the MXA hacks to get DwarfCorp compiling.

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Since the GAC is no longer used to install Visual Studio dependencies, any upgrade you make to visual studio will break all of your projects after applying this hack. These hacks will install into the global assembly cache ( GAC). Note that we have included those hacks in our wiki here: Luckily, there is another hack that you can apply to MXA to get it working with Visual Studio 2017 here: Newer versions of Visual Studio (2017 and higher) don't seem to work with it. Note that in 2017, the MXA project seems to have disappeared itself.

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Open that zip file, and install the dependencies one by one (there are 5 in the zip folder). We have included this in a folder called 'MXA' under the root of our repository. This is a version of XNA that is hacked together to work on newer versions of Windows. So if you want to compile the game in say, Visual Studio 2017 Community, you will need to install the hacked up 'MXA'.

Ever since then, support has been dropped. Back then, XNA was still a supported library in Visual Studio 2010.

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Download and install the XNA Game Studio 4.0 library (or install MXA from our repository if you are running Windows 8 or higher).

Our dev team currently uses Visual Studio 2017 Community. Any version after 2012 will probably work. To build and run in the game on a windows PC, you must do the following: Building for XNA on Windows One of our contributors has a solution for this. If you're a developer on Linux and Mac, it may be possible to build the game without too much fuss using Mono, provided you have a content package that was first built on Windows. Why XNA? Because it was cool when the project started (late 2011/early 2012). That said, the game can be cross compiled for windows/mac using FNA, but only in windows in a Visual Studio environment. The game is developed using XNA/FNA using the XNA content project, which only supports a windows development environment. We dont' officially support developing the game on anything other than a Windows machine at the moment.

XNA-FNA for cross-platform development (forked).

XNA has gotten very old and support was dropped for it long ago, and we must jump through hoops to get it working. This is included in our repository as a convenience.

Note: If you are running Windows 8 or higher, you will need to use MXA instead.

To develop DwarfCorp, you need the following libraries. Since September 2017, all proceeds from sales go directly to our contracted developers. The project is financed directly through sales on Steam and itch.io. You can also try a build on our releases page (above), but these builds will not be updated after the weekend of September 23rd, 2017. Otherwise, if you just want to play the game, buy the game on Steam or itch.io. If you're a developer/programmer and have the technical chops to compile C# code on Windows, continue reading. The dwarves must mine resources, build structures, and contend with the natives to survive. In the game, the player manages a corporate colony of dwarves. DwarfCorp from Completely Fair Games is a single player tycoon/strategy game for PC.