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How to Play chiptune with uFMOD in C# application?

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Hi guys,

i very confused for play a chiptune from resource with UFMOD in C# !
How to do this?
Thanks all for the support and sorry for my bad english!! :D:sorry:

  • Author

sorry but this topic is not helpful :(
any project in C# with UFMOD lib?

you are right, sorry I made a mistake ...


  • 3 weeks later...
  • Author

Kurapica can you do a little video-tutorial?
Please?
Thanks... :D

but why do you know a video tutorial ?


 


there is an attached PDF in that topic that should help you.


 


C# and VB.NET sources are also included.


  • 3 weeks later...

Hi Kurapica ( very important for me )


I want to POc_VB > "DynamicLoader.dll" orjinal code without dll because I want to learn this xm player in vb.net without dll.So I give orjinal code to me.If very special,You send message to me please dude...


Edited by TheSoft

Hi


 


I converted the original C# class into a dll so that you can use it in any other language like VB.NET.


 


the original class code can be seen in Reflector, but It won't work in VB.NET language as a source code file because this


 


hack uses Unsafe code feature which is not supported in VB.NET, if you are interested in such weird stuff, you should learn C# or just use


 


the compiled DLL in your vb.net application.


  • 4 weeks later...

Good links, thx.


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