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You don't need to update your Mac OS 10.7.5, it will remain intact, but you will boot on linux to develop Android Apps. You install ubuntu (I recommend Linux Mint 17.2 "Rafaela" - Xfce RC (32-bit) as it's lighter on your CPU and RAM) and dual boot. There are even more tutorials at MonoGame Tutorials.There are three options from what I see here : Maybe also try to get some of the MonoGame Samples running? A ton more samples can be found here: CartBlanche MonoGame Samples. Here are the files you’ll need (you can use mario.png instead of making a cavalier.png): (NOTE: This was written for a previous version of MonoGame, but the ideas are the same. Once you get that up and running, try the Hello World game tutorial. MonoGame Install Linux Tutorial and Monogame Download Hello World Edit the ist’s Source – remove the Main nib file name option.png file into it from the Content directory from the example. Create a folder called Content and copy the.Then, overwrite all the code in Program.cs with the code in this version of the file: ProgramMac.cs (These will appear in the pre-populated list in the future.) NET option, add in Lidgren, MonoGame.Framework,, MonoMac, and Tao.Sdl from the MonoGameLibs3.2 zip that you should have unzipped into a directory you can find later. Edit the References by right clicking on the item on the right explorer.

Create a Mac (open source) / Empty MonoMac project.

Download and install the Mono MDK and the SDL 1.2 Libraries.

Here is the old version if you cannot get 3.4 to work: Still trying to get the gamepad portion working… watch this space.

Or here’s the Mac version, with all the GamePad code commented out… Platformer Example Code.

You can always run Windows in Parallels or VMWare - this isn’t a bad option. There is an example project that you can download and play here: Platformer Example Code Mac Once you do that, download and install MonoGame. You should be able to get Visual Studio 2013 from either DreamSpark or the Virginia Software Download site. There are also ways to do this using NuGet, the C#/Mono package installer, but I haven’t played with it a ton. We’ll look at these methods along with the accompanying methods you’ll learn about. The “meat” of the code revolves around the Update and Draw methods, which form the basis for the game loop in a MonoGame game. Modern games such as Skulls of the Shogun, Bastion, and Towerfall were all built with MonoGame. As of January 2013, Microsoft no longer is developing XNA, but the MonoGame community is continuing to grow. MonoGame is an open-source implementation of Microsoft’s XNA framework.