v18.05.1 - Skip unreadable assemblies

Notes:

• You need to install FFMPEG to convert content from xWMA / WMA / WMV to FNA-compatible formats.
  • For Linux, consult your package manager manual.
  • For Windows, drop ffmpeg.exe from the stable builds @ http://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/ in the game directory / next to XnaToFna.exe.
• You must download and extract fnalibs.tar.bz2 on your own. For local testing, feel free to place the native libraries of your platform in the game directory (native libraries next to FNA.dll).
• The FNA version supplied is a Release build of FNADroid-FNA, but you can freely use your own.

v18.05.0 - General Update

Notes:

• You need to install FFMPEG to convert content from xWMA / WMA / WMV to FNA-compatible formats.
  • For Linux, consult your package manager manual.
  • For Windows, drop ffmpeg.exe from the stable builds @ http://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/ in the game directory / next to XnaToFna.exe.
• You must download and extract fnalibs.tar.bz2 on your own. For local testing, feel free to place the native libraries of your platform in the game directory (native libraries next to FNA.dll).
• The FNA version supplied is a Release build of FNADroid-FNA, but you can freely use your own.

v17.11.2 - GZIP all XNBs by default

Notes:

• You need to install FFMPEG to convert content from xWMA / WMA / WMV to FNA-compatible formats.
  • For Linux, consult your package manager manual.
  • For Windows, drop ffmpeg.exe from the stable builds @ http://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/ in the game directory / next to XnaToFna.exe.
• You must download and extract fnalibs.tar.bz2 on your own. For the quickest result, place the native libraries of your platform in the game directory (native libraries next to FNA.dll).
• The FNA version supplied is a Release build of FNADroid-FNA, but you can freely use your own.
  • Proper X360 functionality depends on features that will be part of FNA 17.11.

v17.11.1 - Fix XNB content transformer issue when using mono

Notes:

• You need to install FFMPEG to convert content from xWMA / WMA / WMV to FNA-compatible formats.
  • For Linux, consult your package manager manual.
  • For Windows, drop ffmpeg.exe from the stable builds @ http://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/ in the game directory / next to XnaToFna.exe.
• You **must download and extract fnalibs.tar.bz2** on your own. For the quickest result, place the native libraries of your platform in the game directory (native libraries next to FNA.dll).
• The FNA version supplied is a Release build of FNADroid-FNA, but you can freely use your own.
  • Proper X360 functionality depends on features that will be part of FNA 17.11.

v17.11.0 - Basic Xbox 360 XNA 4.0 support

Notes:

• The XNB transformer is known to fail on some systems using mono. Pass --skip-xnb, unless you need it.
• You need to install FFMPEG to convert content from xWMA / WMA / WMV to FNA-compatible formats.
  • For Linux, consult your package manager manual.
  • For Windows, drop ffmpeg.exe from the stable builds @ http://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/ in the game directory / next to XnaToFna.exe.
• You **must download and extract fnalibs.tar.bz2** on your own. For the quickest result, place the native libraries of your platform in the game directory (native libraries next to FNA.dll).
• The FNA version supplied is a Release build of FNADroid-FNA, but you can freely use your own.
  • Proper X360 functionality depends on features that will be part of FNA 17.11.

v17.9.0 - I forgot to push releases...

Notes:

• This release is used in DuckGame-Linux.
• You need to install FFMPEG to convert content from xWMA / WMA / WMV to FNA-compatible formats.
  • For Linux, consult your package manager manual.
  • For Windows, drop ffmpeg.exe from the stable builds @ http://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/ in the game directory / next to XnaToFna.exe.
• You need to download and extract fnalibs.tar.bz2 on your own. For the quickest result, place the native libraries of your platform in the game directory (native libraries next to FNA.dll).
• The FNA version supplied is a Release build of FNADroid-FNA, but you can freely use your own.