AnimatedSprite and an amazing video hosting website.

Here is my AnimatedSprite class:
http://mage360.pastebin.com/f2c03daf1

And here is a video showing it off, on an amazing video hosting website that lets you record your screen:
http://www.screentoaster.com/watch/stWE5RRUdIR19ZRFhYWFJdVlZV/sprite_animation_and_movement

Sprite class v4

Just a small Sprite class update, I've added a flashing effect.

Source:

http://mage360.pastebin.com/f49487ab6

Game state management

I've created a class to manage the current game state. It's a very simple but flexible way to manage the current state of the game. I can just derive classes from the GameState class for anything from the main menu to the game in progress, and easily switch between states.

Here is a link to the GameState class source:

http://mage360.pastebin.com/f23f249ff

SpriteList v1

I've created a simple class to handle variable amounts of sprites from a single simple interface. This is called SpriteList.

Link to the SpriteList class:
http://mage360.pastebin.com/f3aaf313

Sprite class v3

The sprite class now has a scaling effect. Testing all effects together I have the sprite fading from 50 alpha to 255 alpha over 2 seconds, at the same time it is rotating counterclockwise by 180 degrees over 2 seconds. While both of those are happening it is also scaling to 3x the original size over 2 seconds.

This is the code being used to test the effects together:
test = new Sprite(Content.Load("Sprites\\Statues"));
test.position = new Vector2(50.0f, 50.0f);
test.setTransparency(50);
test.beginFadeEffect(255.0f, 2000.0f);
test.beginRotationEffect(MathHelper.ToRadians(-180.0f), 2000.0f);
test.beginScalingEffect(3.0f, 2000.0f);



Here is a link to the sprite class:
http://mage360.pastebin.com/f427b2e0b

Sprite class v2

The sprite class now has a rotation effect. Testing them together I have the sprite fading from 50 alpha to 255 alpha over 2 seconds, at the same time it is rotating counterclockwise by 180 degrees over 2 seconds.

This is the code being used to test the 2 effects together:

test = new Sprite(Content.Load("Sprites\\Statues"));
test.position = new Vector2(50.0f, 50.0f);
test.setTransparency(50);
test.beginFadeEffect(255.0f, 2000.0f);
test.beginRotationEffect(MathHelper.ToRadians(-180.0f), 2000.0f);

Here is a link to the sprite class:
http://pastebin.com/f68be73c6

Sprite class v1

Here is a video of my sprite class for doing 2D graphics, demonstrating the fade effect.



The sprite class source:

http://pastebin.com/f6fd08893