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hai AmitDey

i saw ur code for driving simulator its very help full. But have a doubt hope it will be clarified. I am doing a project on 2D Boat Simulation my query is with out using XNA can we give movement to a object that means by using csharp only can we give simulation to the object. As it is boat i have to show the docking of it also thats why i am asking this question.

expecting anwser from you.

regards sravani

Posted 5-Dec-09 2:59am

Lakshmi sravani

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Christian Graus · Accepted Answer · 2009-12-05T03:02:00

First of all, if you have something to say to an article author, there's a forum under their article. The odds of Amit Dey reading this forum in the moment that your post is on top, is close to zero.

You can create an object, draw it and move it using GDI+. It will just be slow and unresponsive, as XNA uses DirectX. Your best bet, IMO, would be WPF, which uses DirectX also.