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-</div></div><div class="post"><div class="post-header"><h2><a href="blog/2011/opentk-simple-movable-sprite.html">OpenTK - Simple Movable Sprite</a></h2><div class="meta"><span class="date"><span class="icon-calendar"></span>March 29, 2011</span><span class="tags"><a href="tags/net/index.html"><span class="icon icon-price-tags"></span><span class="tagName">.net</span></a><a href="tags/opengl/index.html"><span class="icon icon-price-tags"></span><span class="tagName">opengl</span></a></span></div></div><div class="content"><p>I wrote my second OpenTK app. This time I&#39;m drawing a sprite which you can move around the screen using the keyboard. I&#39;ve included the source code after the jump or you can <a href="/files/OpenTKApp2.zip">download it</a>.</p><a class="readMore" href="blog/2011/opentk-simple-movable-sprite.html">Read More</a></div></div><div class="post"><div class="post-header"><h2><a href="blog/2011/getting-started-with-opentk.html">Getting started with OpenTK</a></h2><div class="meta"><span class="date"><span class="icon-calendar"></span>March 29, 2011</span><span class="tags"><a href="tags/net/index.html"><span class="icon icon-price-tags"></span><span class="tagName">.net</span></a><a href="tags/opengl/index.html"><span class="icon icon-price-tags"></span><span class="tagName">opengl</span></a></span></div></div><div class="content"><p>I started experimenting with <a href="http://www.opentk.com">OpenTK</a> and I had to look in a few places to put this code together, so I&#39;m posting it here for anyone who might be looking for an easy getting started lesson.</p>
+</div></div><div class="post"><div class="post-header"><h2><a href="blog/2011/getting-started-with-opentk.html">Getting started with OpenTK</a></h2><div class="meta"><span class="date"><span class="icon-calendar"></span>March 29, 2011</span><span class="tags"><a href="tags/net/index.html"><span class="icon icon-price-tags"></span><span class="tagName">.net</span></a><a href="tags/opengl/index.html"><span class="icon icon-price-tags"></span><span class="tagName">opengl</span></a></span></div></div><div class="content"><p>I started experimenting with <a href="http://www.opentk.com">OpenTK</a> and I had to look in a few places to put this code together, so I&#39;m posting it here for anyone who might be looking for an easy getting started lesson.</p>
 <p>I&#39;ve set up a window similar to what I&#39;ve been used to in Xna (CornflowerBlue 4 life). I&#39;ve also set up a 2D projection matrix and drawn a triangle in a 2D fashion. You&#39;ll need to add a reference to the OpenTK assembly for your project in Visual Studio.</p>
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-</div></div><div class="post"><div class="post-header"><h2><a href="blog/2011/keeping-splitcontainer-splitterdistance-consistent.html">Keeping SplitContainer SplitterDistance consistent</a></h2><div class="meta"><span class="date"><span class="icon-calendar"></span>February 9, 2011</span><span class="tags"><a href="tags/net/index.html"><span class="icon icon-price-tags"></span><span class="tagName">.net</span></a><a href="tags/winforms/index.html"><span class="icon icon-price-tags"></span><span class="tagName">winforms</span></a></span></div></div><div class="content"><p>If you&#39;re having trouble keeping the SplitterDistance property of a SplitContainer consistent across app sessions, you can set the FixedPanel property of the splitter to FixedPanel.Panel1.</p>
+</div></div><div class="post"><div class="post-header"><h2><a href="blog/2011/opentk-simple-movable-sprite.html">OpenTK - Simple Movable Sprite</a></h2><div class="meta"><span class="date"><span class="icon-calendar"></span>March 29, 2011</span><span class="tags"><a href="tags/net/index.html"><span class="icon icon-price-tags"></span><span class="tagName">.net</span></a><a href="tags/opengl/index.html"><span class="icon icon-price-tags"></span><span class="tagName">opengl</span></a></span></div></div><div class="content"><p>I wrote my second OpenTK app. This time I&#39;m drawing a sprite which you can move around the screen using the keyboard. I&#39;ve included the source code after the jump or you can <a href="/files/OpenTKApp2.zip">download it</a>.</p><a class="readMore" href="blog/2011/opentk-simple-movable-sprite.html">Read More</a></div></div><div class="post"><div class="post-header"><h2><a href="blog/2011/keeping-splitcontainer-splitterdistance-consistent.html">Keeping SplitContainer SplitterDistance consistent</a></h2><div class="meta"><span class="date"><span class="icon-calendar"></span>February 9, 2011</span><span class="tags"><a href="tags/net/index.html"><span class="icon icon-price-tags"></span><span class="tagName">.net</span></a><a href="tags/winforms/index.html"><span class="icon icon-price-tags"></span><span class="tagName">winforms</span></a></span></div></div><div class="content"><p>If you&#39;re having trouble keeping the SplitterDistance property of a SplitContainer consistent across app sessions, you can set the FixedPanel property of the splitter to FixedPanel.Panel1.</p>
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 <p>I guess this could also work with FixedPanel.Panel2 as well but I haven&#39;t given it a try. Credit <a href="http://stackoverflow.com/questions/129362/restoring-splitterdistance-inside-tabcontrol-is-inconsistent">this stackoverflow post</a>.</p>

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