Next we select create model from the XNA Game Studio Menu. Then let the breadcrumb tell you where it’s at. If you don’t know how to find where yours is saved just go back into Visual Studio/XNA Game Studio 4 and right click on the project icon in the solution explorer and select OPEN FOLDER IN WINDOWS EXPLORER. In my case the folder my project is located in is:Ĭ:\Users\don\Documents\visual studio 10\Projects\WindowsPhoneGame3D\WindowsPhoneGame3D\WindowsPhoneGame3D We do this by selecting the XNA Game Studio connect to XNA Project Menu (if you don’t see this menu item then you have to go back and install all of the updates including XNA Game Studio connectivity. Next we open Autodesk’s SoftImage Mod Tool and connect to our xna project We create our project in XNA Game Studio 4/ Visual Studio 2010.
So let’s recap a bit so we can get started.
So to review we have our XNA Game Studio 4.0 project open inside of Visual Studio 2010 (in this case a Windows Phone 7 game project), and we are just about to start modeling. The next thing we are going to do is actually do a little modeling… When we last left off we had learned how to link Autodesk’s SoftImage Mod Tool to XNA Game Studio and how to create a project in XNA Game Studio 4.0 (inside of Visual Studio 2010) and create a simple phone project that allows us to use models and animations.
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