I was reviewing some of the search terms that brought people to my website. It seems like a lot of them are related to using the mouse in XNA, so I figured I’d write a quick post about determining the mouse or keyboard state in XNA, though this applies to most anything that polls input and has a main loop.
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Hey there! My name is Richard Marskell and I'm the co-founder of LBC IT Solutions, Inc.. I've been developing websites, apps and even games for over 22 years.
I previously worked at a leading Canadian market research company for 8.5 years, managing their tech team and projects—everything from project & resource management to designing client websites.
This blog is where I share some of the things I've found (or figured out) throughout my career.
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