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The SDL2-CS library uses PInvoke to load SDL2 libraries. SDL2 is distributed in Windows as SDL2.dll, Mac as libSDL2.dylib, and Linux under varying names such as libSDL2.so or libSDL2-2.0-0.so.

This works properly under the following scenarios:

• Windows with .NET Framework
• Mac with Mono
• Linux with Mono

Mono uses a dllmap algorithm to allow developers to redirect native library resolution in case of libraries not being found with standard names.

.NET Core doesn't have dllmap abilities and instead will only search for the name you provide and slight variations such as appending lib to the front.

While there is a new NativeLibrary class that allows developers to customize the way in which native libraries are resolved, this is only supported in .NET Core 3.0 and above. The library has yet to be added to any version of the .NET Standard, making it challenging to use in a library such as SharpDL that strives to be as broadly accessible as possible.

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Dear Justin / babelshift,

It would be really good if you could post more examples. For instance, how to draw shapes and / or handle events.

Thank you in advance, Goicox

in public sealed class GameEngine : IGameEngine

//think i broke the code tags lol.
private const float fixedFramesPerSecond = 60f;
private bool isFrameRateCapped = true;

These 2 property's need to be set to public, well the fixed frames per second needs to be public, if we decided to create the renderer as such
mRenderer = mEngine.RendererFactory.CreateRenderer(mWindow, -1, RendererFlags.RendererAccelerated)
this should completely nullify the limiter (which it doesn't), however if you make that frame rate public we can set it to whatever we would like 60/122/244 etc. etc. as the moniters and whatnot get better so were not set by default to a monitor from the early 2000s lol.
Most games these days you can edit those values on the fly through in-game video menus.

Left is what it should look like: C++ using the sdl libs directly, right is what it looks like under SharpDL.
Both font sizes are set to 20 and here is the font used z3.ttf.
Dunno whats up with it to me looks like the .net library added some sort of shadowing to it which shouldent be the case.