Samples Overview

The Ultraviolet repository includes a number of sample projects which demonstrate various aspects of the Framework. These projects can be found in their own GitHub repository; there are Visual Studio solution files for each supported target platform.

There are, at present, sixteen sample projects.

	Description
	1. Creating an Application Demonstrates how to create an Ultraviolet context which opens a blank window.
	2. Handling Input Demonstrates how to create input bindings and respond to events from the keyboard and other input devices.
	3. Rendering Geometry Demonstrates how to draw a simple 3D scene using the GeometryStream class.
	4. Content Management Demonstrates how to load content assets, such as textures, from the file system.
	5. Rendering Sprites Demonstrates how to load and render animated sprites using the SpriteBatch class.
	6. Rendering Text Demonstrates how to use the TextRenderer class to format and lay out text for rendering.
	7. Playing Music Demonstrates how to play streaming music files using the SongPlayer class.
	8. Playing Sound Effects Demonstrates how to play sound effects using the SoundEffectPlayer class.
	9. Managing State with Screens Demonstrates how to construct a stack of UI screens and use it to manage the state of your application.
	10. Asynchronous Content Loading Demonstrates how to load content assets in an asynchronous fashion in order to avoid blocking the rendering thread.
	11. Game Pads Demonstrates how to use game pads as input devices.
	12. UPF Demonstrates how to create a basic UI with the Ultraviolet Presentation Foundation (UPF).
	13. UPF - Advanced Demonstrates more advanced concepts within the Ultraviolet Presentation Foundation.
	14. Loading Image Data with Surfaces Demonstrates how to manipulate two-dimensional image data on the CPU using the Surface2D class.
	15. Render Targets and Buffers Demonstrates how to render to off-screen render targets, which can subsequently be used as textures.
	16. Custom Text Layout Commands Demonstrates how to implement custom commands which can influence how text is laid out and rendered.